2020 Convention Program
WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION 2020 Conference Ad100TH ANNIVERSARY VIRTUAL CONVENTION 2020 Convention Countdown is on OCTOBER 28 - 31, 2020
100 Years Anniversary VIRTUAL CONFERENCE October 28 – 31, 2020 Western Psychological Association | Page 2 Convention Program 2020 | Page 3
Welcome to the 100TH ANNIVERSARY
of the WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION VIRTUAL CONVENTION
October 28 –31, 2020
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
WPA Thanks the Following Exhibitors ...... 6 WPA Thanks the Following Sponsors ...... 7 Welcome from San Jose State University ...... 8 How will the Vitrual Conference Work? ...... 10 WPA Board Of Directors, Board Members, and Contractors. . . . . 11 WPA Chronology 1921-2020...... 12 WPA Fellows...... 16 WPA Program Review Committe...... 20 WPA Council of Representatives ...... 21 2020 Award Winners ...... 27 2020 Student Awards...... 34 2020 Awards Committee Members...... 35 WPA Award History...... 36 WPA Covention Information and Policies...... 39 Program Conference On Teaching...... 41 Wednesday, October 28...... 45 Thursday, October 29...... 85 Friday, October 30 ...... 161 Saturday, October 31...... 265 Western Psychological Association | Page 6
WPA THANKS THE FOLLOWING EXHIBITORS
for their Support of Our Convention
Alliant International University Kansas City University San Jose State University APA Advocacy Program Loma Linda University Seattle Pacific University – CE credit information at this booth! APA Digital Learning Midwestern University The Trust APA Membership Mount Saint Mary’s University The Wright Institute Association for Psychological Science (APS) Northwest University University of La Verne Azusa Pacific University Nova Southeastern University University of San University of San Francisco School of Nursing and Health Professionals Cal Lutheran University Palo Alto University Western Psychological Association California Baptist University Phillips Education Center of Campbellsville University Claremont Graduate University Point Loma Nazarene University Kaiser Permanente Mental Health Training Program Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology Convention Program 2020 | Page 7
WPA THANKS THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS for their Support of Our Convention
CENTENNIAL SPONSOR
HOST SPONSOR
LEVEL 2 SPONSOR
LEVEL 3 SPONSOR
LEVEL 4 SPONSOR
LEVEL 5 SPONSOR Western Psychological Association | Page 8
WELCOME FROM SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY
It is my great pleasure to welcome the 100th Annual Convention of the Western Psychological Association to the San Francisco Bay Area on behalf of San José State University! We are honored to serve as your host on this significant milestone, and I congratulate WPA on your first century of achievement and service dedicated to research and scholarship in the behavioral sciences .
As Silicon Valley’s engine of innovation, technology and leadership, San José State is a natural host for this convention . We are proud of our amazingly diverse student population, comprising more than 33,000 individuals who reflect the opportunities, challenges and future of our region and of California, and our outstanding 4,500 faculty and staff members who support their intellectual discovery and personal growth .
Today’s university students will work in groups all their professional lives, so they must be able to collaborate effectively with people from different backgrounds and working styles . They will need to be creative, resourceful and confident . Despite the breathtaking scope and speed of Silicon Valley technology that has radically changed the way we all live and work, we human beings with our unique talents, temperaments and tensions remain the beating heart of our communities, our workplaces and our families .
Thus it is fitting that WPA and SJSU are partners for this centennial convention, for your work to learn more about what makes us tick will continue to be essential for the coming century . Convention Program 2020 | Page 9
Your theme this year, “Connecting the Past with the Future,” is timely and appropriate as we must build on the wisdom and lessons from all our heritages as we confront sobering social, technological, political, economic and environmental disruptions .
I thank the Executive Board of Western Psychological Association for selecting San José State University as this year’s host . I especially want to recognize Dr . Clifton Oyamot, chair of the SJSU Psychology Department, and Dr . Greg Feist, SJSU psychology professor, for their outstanding efforts to bring WPA and our university together again and for their contributions to this year’s program .
Finally, I encourage you to explore the entire Bay Area, including our home city of San José, while you’re here for the convention . We are complex region and a microcosm of the future of our state and our nation; you can sample the world right here in terms of people, food, culture and language . Please enjoy a rewarding convention, and I wish you all the best on WPA’s second century .
Sincerely,
Mary A . Papazian, Ph .D . President Western Psychological Association | Page 10
HOW WILL THE VIRTUAL CONFERENCE WORK?
n online program will be made available to all attendees in early October and you’ll also be able to scroll through a list of the day’s presentations from our virtual lobby . AOur platform will allow you to select from sessions that are “live now,” from all live sessions, as well as poster and paper sessions . While all content is available on-demand, we encourage attendees to be present when the recorded presentations go live as they’ll be able to interact with the presenters synchronously using the chat function that is specific to each presentation .
Perhaps the best part of our virtual conference platform is that it provides for virtual networking and virtual convention badges . You’ll be able to enter Zoom-like rooms to chat live through video with other attendees or use text-like chat to communicate with one another; there’s no longer a need to leave a note on our bulletin board as in past conferences . Keep an eye open on our chat rooms as there will be many arranged by topic, interest, and the like .
We will also be hosting an exhibit hall as we do in-person and you’ll be able to peruse all that our exhibitors have to offer . They’ll be able to interact with you live through video chat and you’ll be able to download materials from each booth . In addition, we will be offering daily prizes to those who visit the most exhibitors and interact the most with them; more details will be provided as the convention approaches . Convention Program 2020 | Page 11
WPA BOARD OF DIRECTORS, BOARD MEMBERS, AND CONTRACTORS
PRESIDENT: STATISTICS WORKSHOP COORDINATOR: Christina Maslach, Ph.D. Christopher Aberson, Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley (Emerita) Humboldt State University
PAST PRESIDENT: DIRECTOR, FELLOWS & AWARDS PROGRAM: Laura Freberg, Ph.D. Mark A. Costanzo, Ph.D. California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Claremont McKenna College
PRESIDENT-ELECT: FILM PROGRAM COORDINATOR: Heidi Riggio, Ph.D. Carrie M. Margolin, Ph.D. Department of Psychology | California State University, Los The Evergreen State College Angeles CHAIR OF THE BOARD, WESTERN TREASURER: PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATION: Melinda Blackman, Ph.D. Scott C. Fraser, Ph.D. California State University, Fullerton Applied Research Associates
REPRESENTATIVE-AT-LARGE: CONTINUING EDUCATION COORDINATOR: Ethan McMahan, Ph.D, Lynette H. Bikos, Ph.D. Western Oregon University Seattle Pacific University
BOARD APPOINTEES ADVISOR TO STUDENT COUNCIL Dale Berger, Ph.D. SECRETARY: Claremont Graduate University (Emeritus) Christopher Warren, Ph.D. California State University, Long Beach STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE: Allison Mack COORDINATOR, LEWIS M. TERMAN WESTERN REGIONAL Portland State University TEACHING CONFERENCE: Kris Leppien-Christensen, Ph.D. CONFERENCE MANAGER: Saddleback College Lorraine Grogan Western Psychological Association 2019 CONVENTION PROGRAM Cochair: Heidi R. Riggio, Ph.D. EXECUTIVE OFFICER: California State University, Los Angeles Kris Leppien-Christensen, Ph.D. Steven J. Frenda, Ph.D. Western Psychological Association California State University, Los Angeles Western Psychological Association | Page 12
WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION CHRONOLOGY 1921-2020
YEAR WPA PRESIDENT PRES. AFFILIATION SITE HOST 1921 Lewis M. Terman Stanford U. Berkeley, CA UC Berkeley 1922 Lewis M. Terman Stanford U. Stanford, CA Stanford U. 1923 Edward C. Tolman UC Berkeley Los Angeles, CA USC 1924 Edmund S. Conklin U. Oregon Stanford, CA Stanford U. 1925 Arthur H. Sutherland L.A. City Schools Berkeley, CA UC Berkeley 1926 Walter A. Miles Stanford U. Oakland, CA Mills College 1927 Kate Gordon UCLA Los Angeles, CA UCLA 1928 Shepard I. Franz UCLA Stanford, CA Stanford U. 1929 Warner Brown UC Berkeley Berkeley, CA UC Berkeley 1930 John F. Coover Stanford U. Los Angeles, CA USC 1931 Stevenson Smith U. Washington Eugene, OR U. Oregon 1932 Calvin P. Stone Stanford U. Stanford, GA Stanford U. 1933 Edward K. Strong Stanford U. Los Angeles, CA USC 1934 Edwin R. Guthrie U. Washington Berkeley, CA UC Berkeley 1935 Harold F. Jones UC Berkeley Los Angeles, CA UCLA 1936 Grace M. Fernald UCLA Seattle, WA U. Washington 1937 Milton Metfessel USC Claremont, CA Claremont College 1938 Paul P. Farnsworth Stanford U. Eugene, OR U Oregon 1939 Knight Dunlap UCLA Stanford, CA Stanford U. 1940 Howard R. Taylor U. Oregon Los Angeles, CA UCLA 1941 Mary Brooks Eyre Scripps Collage Berkeley, CA UC Berkeley 1942 Ernest R. Hilgard Stanford U. Seattle, WA U Washington 1943 Jean W. Macfarlane UC Berkeley Berkeley, CA UC Berkeley 1944 Jean W. Macfarlane UC Berkeley Oakland, CA Mills College, UCLA & Los Angeles, CA UC Berkeley UC Berkeley 1945 Jean W. Macfarlane UC Berkeley Seattle, WA U Washington & USC Los Angeles, CA 1946 Jean W. Macfarlane UC Berkeley Stanford, CA Stanford U. Convention Program 2020 | Page 13
WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION CHRONOLOGY 1921-2020
YEAR WPA PRESIDENT PRES. AFFILIATION SITE HOST 1947 Joy P. Guilford USC San Diego, CA San Diego State 1948 Robert C. Tryon UC Berkeley San Francisco, CA San Francisco State 1949 Ralph H. Gundlach U. Oregon Eugene, OR U Oregon 1950 Floyd L. Ruch USC Santa Barbara, CA UC Santa Barbara 1951 Maud Merrill James Stanford U. San José, CA San José State 1952 Robert Leeper U. Oregon Fresno, CA Fresno State 1953 Ruth S. Tolman VA Mental Hygiene Clinic Seattle, WA U Washington 1954 Nancy Bayley UC Berkeley Long Beach, CA UCLA, USC Long Beach State & the VA 1955 Neil D. Warren USC San Francisco, CA Held With APA 1956 Allen L. Edwards U Washington Berkeley, CA UC Berkeley 1957 Joseph A. Gengerelli UCLA Eugene, OR U Oregon 1958 Leona E. Tyler U. Oregon Monterey, CA U.S. Naval Post-grad School 1959 Quinn McNemar Stanford U. San Diego, CA San Diego State 1960 Donald B. Lindsley UCLA San José, CA San José State 1961 David Krech UC Berkeley Seattle WA U Washington 1962 F. Theodore Perkins Claremont Grad. School San Francisco, CA San Francisco State 1963 John P. Seward UCLA Santa Monica, CA Systems Dev. Corp 1964 D.W. MacKinnon UC Berkeley Portland, OR U Oregon Med. School 1965 Robert R. Sears Stanford U. Honolulu, HI U Hawaii 1966 Hugh M. Bell Chico State College Long Beach, CA Long Beach State 1967 Eliot H. Rodnick UCLA San Francisco, CA San Francisco State 1968 Leo J. Postman UC Berkeley San Diego, CA San Diego State 1969 Frank Beach UC Berkeley Vancouver, B.C. U British Columbia, Simon Fraser U. & U Victoria 1970 Harold H. Kelley UCLA Los Angeles, CA UCLA Western Psychological Association | Page 14
WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION CHRONOLOGY 1921-2020
YEAR WPA PRESIDENT PRES. AFFILIATION SITE HOST 1971 Howard H. Kendler UC Santa Barbara San Francisco, CA San José State 1972 P. Nevitt Sanford Wright Institute Portland, OR Portland State U 1973 Fred Attneave U. Oregon Anaheim, CA CSU Long Beach & CSU Fullerton 1974 Paul H. Mussen UC Berkeley San Francisco, CA UC Berkeley & CSU Hayward 1975 Eleanor Maccoby Stanford U Sacramento, CA CSU Sacramento 1976 Richard C. Atkinson Natl Science Fndn Los Angeles, CA CSU Northrhdge 1977 Seymour Feshbach UCLA Seattle, WA U Washington 1978 Tracy S. Kendler UC Santa Barbara San Francisco, CA San Francisco State 1979 Irwin G. Sarason U. Washington San Diego, CA San Diego State 1980 Norma D. Feshbach UCLA Honolulu, HI U Hawaii 1981 Albert Bandura Stanford U Los Angeles, CA CSU Dominguez Hills 1982 Patricia CSU Northridge Sacramento, CA CSU Sacramento Keith-Spiegel 1983 Philip G. Zimbardo Stanford U San Francisco, CA San José State 1984 Elizabeth Loftus U. Washington Los Angeles, CA UCLA 1985 Marilynn B. Brewer UCLA San José, CA CSU Chico 1986 M. Brewster Smith UC Santa Cruz Seattle, WA U. Puget Sound 1987 Joseph Matarazzo Oregon Health Sciences U. Long Beach, CA CSU Long Beach 1988 Dorothy Eichorn UC Berkeley Burlingame, CA Santa Clara U 1989 Christina Maslach UC Berkeley Reno, NV U. Nevada, Reno 1990 Elliot Aronson UC Santa Cruz Los Angeles,CA CSU San Bernardino 1991 Gordon Bower Stanford U. Burlingame, CA Stanford U. & San José State 1992 John Garcia UCLA Portland, OR Portland State U. 1993 James L. McGaugh UC Irvine Phoenix, AZ Arizona State U. Convention Program 2020 | Page 15
WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION CHRONOLOGY 1921-2020
YEAR WPA PRESIDENT PRES. AFFILIATION SITE HOST 1994 Shelley E. Taylor UCLA Kona, HI U. of Hawaii, Hilo 1995 Richard F. Thompson USC Los Angeles, CA CSU Dominguez Hills 1996 Nancy Eisenberg Arizona State U San José, CA U. of the Pacific 1997 Claude Steele Stanford U. Seattle, WA U. of Puget Sound 1998 Robert L. Solso U. Nevada Albuquerque, NM U. Nevada, Reno 1999 Robert A. Bjork UCLA Irvine, CA Claremont McKenna 2000 Diane F. Halpern CSU San Bernardino Portland, OR Portland State U. 2001 Philip G. Zimbardo Stanford U. Maui, HI U. Hawaii, Hilo 2002 Leona S. Aiken Arizona State Irvine, CA UC Irvine 2003 Dale E. Berger Claremont Grad U. Vancouver, BC U. British Columbia 2004 Cheryl L. Spinweber Scripps Mercy Sleep Phoenix, AZ Arizona State U. Disorders Center 2005 Elizabeth Loftus UC Irvine Portland, OR Portland State U. 2006 Gordon Bower Stanford U. Palm Springs, CA CSU San Bernardino 2007 Robert Pellegrini San José State Vancouver, BC U. British Columbia 2008 Peter Bentler UCLA Irvine, CA CSU San Marcos 2009 Ronald E. Riggio Claremont McKenna Portland, OR Portland State U. 2010 Stanley Sue UC Davis Cancun, MX U. Southern Cal. 2011 Jeffery S. Mio Cal Poly Pomona Los Angeles, CA CSU Los Angeles & Cal Poly Pomona 2012 Delia S. Saenz Arizona State U. Burlingame, CA Palo Alto U. 2013 Robert V. Levine CSU Fresno Reno, NV U. Nevada, Reno 2014 Victoria M. Follette U. Nevada, Reno Portland, OR Western Oregon U. 2015 Jodie B. Ullman CSU San Bernardino Las Vegas, NV U Nevada, Las Vegas 2016 Howard S. Friedman UC Riverside Long Beach, CA CSU Fullerton 2017 Joan S. Tucker RAND Corporation Sacramento, CA CSU Sacramento 2018 Terry A. Cronan San Diego State U Portland, OR Pacific U Oregon 2019 Laura Freberg CA Polytechnic State U Pasadena, CA CSU Los Angeles 2020 Christina Maslach University of California Berkeley, CA SJSU Western Psychological Association | Page 16
WPA FELLOWS
The individuals listed below have been elected to Fellow status in the Western Psychological Association . Information concerning application for Fellow status can be obtained from the WPA office and website .
Chris Aberson Dorothy Eichorn Wei-Chin Hwang Leona S . Aiken Nancy Eisenberg Chizuko Izawa Daniel N . Allen Henry Ellis Lissy F . Jarvik Mary Allen Ann Ewing Roger D . Jennings Elliot Aronson Judith Farrell Bob Johnson Georgia Babladelis Gaithri A . Fernando Jerry L . Johnson Albert Bandura Norma Feshbach John Jung Kimberly A . Barchard Seymour Feshbach Kenneth D . Keith Lori Barker-Hackett Susan Folkman Patricia Keith-Speigel Kenneth Beauchamp Victoria M . Follette Dacher Keltner Peter M . Bentler Michael Foy Howard H . Kendler Jennifer L . Berdahl Scott C . Fraser Tracy S . Kendler Dale E . Berger Howard S . Friedman John Kihlstrom Lynette H . Bikos David Funder Elizabeth A . Klonoff Elizabeth Ligon Bjork Helen C . Fung Chris Koch Robert Bjork Glenn Gamst Stanley Krippner Melinda Blackman John Garcia Knud Larsen Kirk Bowden Rick Gardner Richard S . Lazarus Gordon Bower Robert M . Gardner Kristofer Thomas Bradbury Ann M . Garner Leppien-Christensen Marilynn B . Brewer Gerald P . Ginsburg Michael Levin Laura S . Brown Lewis R . Goldberg Shana Levin Alyson Burns-Glover Stephen D . Goldinger Donald B . Lindsley Donna Castaneda Gail S . Goodman Richard A . Littman John N . Castellan, Jr Richard L . Gorsuch Elizabeth Loftus Elizabeth Cauffman Adele Eskeles Gottfried Steven R . Lopez Paul W . Clement Allen Gottfried Duncan R . Luce Mark A . Costanzo Harrison Gough Eleanor Maccoby Gloria Cowan Lisa Gray-Shellberg Diane M . Mackie P . Chris Cozby Patricia M . Greenfield Irving Maltzman Robert Ervin Cramer Bruce Gross Carrie M . Margolin William Crano Diana Wright Guerin Leslie R . Martin Terry Cronan Carl R . Gustavson Christina Maslach Faye J . Crosby Diane F . Halpern Joseph Matarazzo Ronald Dillehay Sharon Hamill Ruth Matarazzo Stewart Donaldson Steven . C . Hayes David Matsumoto Bradley Donohue Maureen Hester Vickie Mays Kimberly Duff William Hillix James L . McGaugh Christine Dunkel Schetter Charles D . Hoffman Paul McReynolds Eric Eich Michael Hogg Frederick Meeker Convention Program 2020 | Page 17
Matthias R . Mehl Dawn Salgado Suzanne L . Wenzel Rodolfo Mendoza-Denton Dennis Saccuzzo Paul Werner Ivan N . Mensh Delia S . Saenz Eleanor Willemsen Gerald M . Meredith Barbara Sarason Thomas A . Wright Lawrence S . Meyers Irwin Sarason Alvin Zander Norman Miller Theodore Sarbin Sheldon Zedeck Edward W . Minium David A . Sbarra Philip G . Zimbardo Jeffrey Scott Mio Marvin Schroth Chris Aberson Telford I . Moore P . Wesley Schultz Leona S . Aiken Robert F . Morgan Lee Sechrest Daniel N . Allen Daniel D . Moriarty Nancy Segal Mary Allen John H . Mueller Jack Shaffer Elliot Aronson Charlan J . Nemeth Phillip R . Shaver Georgia Babladelis Michael D . Newcomb Jerry Shaw Albert Bandura Edgar C . O’Neal Thomas J . Shoeneman Kimberly A . Barchard Pamella H . Oliver Colin Silverthorne Lori Barker-Hackett Stuart Oskamp Keith Simonton Kenneth Beauchamp Raymond Paloutzian Ellen Skinner Peter M . Bentler Daniel Pannen M . Brewster Smith Jennifer L . Berdahl Kenneth Parker Addison Somerville Dale E . Berger John G . Paterson Robert Sommer Lynette H . Bikos Frank Payne Cheryl L . Spinweber Elizabeth Ligon Bjork Brett Pelham Judith A . Stein Robert Bjork Robert Pellegrini Stanley Sue Melinda Blackman Nolan Penn Norman Sundberg Kirk Bowden Robert Peterson Barbara Tabachnick Gordon Bower Susan Louise Peterson Shelley Taylor Thomas Bradbury Walter T . Plant Steven Taylor Marilynn B . Brewer Michael Posner Michael Thackrey Laura S . Brown Anthony Pratkanis Howard E . A . Tinsley Alyson Burns-Glover Radmila Prislin Murray Tondow Donna Castaneda Bertram Raven Joan S . Tucker John N . Castellan, Jr Catherine L . Reed Jodie B . Ullman Elizabeth Cauffman Daniel Reisberg Steven Ungerleider Paul W . Clement Beth Rienzi Carole Wade Mark A . Costanzo Heidi R . Riggio William P . Wallace Gloria Cowan Ronald Riggio Neil D . Warren P . Chris Cozby Maria P . Root Heidi A . Wayment Robert Ervin Cramer Leonard G . Rorer Michael Webster William Crano Jerry L . Rudmann Rhona S . Weinstein Terry Cronan Western Psychological Association | Page 18
Faye J . Crosby Charles D . Hoffman Gerald M . Meredith Ronald Dillehay Michael Hogg Lawrence S . Meyers Stewart Donaldson Wei-Chin Hwang Norman Miller Bradley Donohue Chizuko Izawa Edward W . Minium Kimberly Duff Lissy F . Jarvik Jeffrey Scott Mio Christine Dunkel Schetter Roger D . Jennings Telford I . Moore Eric Eich Bob Johnson Robert F . Morgan Dorothy Eichorn Jerry L . Johnson Daniel D . Moriarty Nancy Eisenberg John Jung John H . Mueller Henry Ellis Kenneth D . Keith Charlan J . Nemeth Ann Ewing Patricia Keith-Speigel Michael D . Newcomb Judith Farrell Dacher Keltner Edgar C . O’Neal Gaithri A . Fernando Howard H . Kendler Pamella H . Oliver Norma Feshbach Tracy S . Kendler Stuart Oskamp Seymour Feshbach John Kihlstrom Raymond Paloutzian Susan Folkman Elizabeth A . Klonoff Daniel Pannen Victoria M . Follette Chris Koch Kenneth Parker Michael Foy Stanley Krippner John G . Paterson Scott C . Fraser Knud Larsen Frank Payne Howard S . Friedman Richard S . Lazarus Brett Pelham David Funder Kristofer Robert Pellegrini Helen C . Fung Leppien-Christensen Nolan Penn Glenn Gamst Michael Levin Robert Peterson John Garcia Shana Levin Susan Louise Peterson Rick Gardner Donald B . Lindsley Walter T . Plant Robert M . Gardner Richard A . Littman Michael Posner Ann M . Garner Elizabeth Loftus Anthony Pratkanis Gerald P . Ginsburg Steven R . Lopez Radmila Prislin Lewis R . Goldberg Duncan R . Luce Bertram Raven Stephen D . Goldinger Eleanor Maccoby Catherine L . Reed Gail S . Goodman Diane M . Mackie Daniel Reisberg Richard L . Gorsuch Irving Maltzman Beth Rienzi Adele Eskeles Gottfried Carrie M . Margolin Heidi R . Riggio Allen Gottfried Leslie R . Martin Ronald Riggio Harrison Gough Christina Maslach Maria P . Root Lisa Gray-Shellberg Joseph Matarazzo Leonard G . Rorer Patricia M . Greenfield Ruth Matarazzo Jerry L . Rudmann Bruce Gross David Matsumoto Dawn Salgado Diana Wright Guerin Vickie Mays Dennis Saccuzzo Carl R . Gustavson James L . McGaugh Delia S . Saenz Diane F . Halpern Paul McReynolds Barbara Sarason Sharon Hamill Frederick Meeker Irwin Sarason Steven . C . Hayes Matthias R . Mehl Theodore Sarbin Maureen Hester Rodolfo Mendoza-Denton David A . Sbarra William Hillix Ivan N . Mensh Marvin Schroth Convention Program 2020 | Page 19
P . Wesley Schultz Judith A . Stein Neil D . Warren Lee Sechrest Stanley Sue Heidi A . Wayment Nancy Segal Norman Sundberg Michael Webster Jack Shaffer Barbara Tabachnick Rhona S . Weinstein Phillip R . Shaver Shelley Taylor Suzanne L . Wenzel Jerry Shaw Steven Taylor Paul Werner Thomas J . Shoeneman Michael Thackrey Eleanor Willemsen Colin Silverthorne Howard E . A . Tinsley Thomas A . Wright Keith Simonton Murray Tondow Alvin Zander Ellen Skinner Joan S . Tucker Sheldon Zedeck M . Brewster Smith Jodie B . Ullman Philip G . Zimbardo Addison Somerville Steven Ungerleider Robert Sommer Carole Wade Cheryl L . Spinweber William P . Wallace Western Psychological Association | Page 20
WPA PROGRAM REVIEW COMMITTEE
Each of the submitted abstracts was read by two of the distinguished psychologists listed below, who consented to serve as members of the Program Review Committee for the Convention . Their independent reviews were criteria used in selecting the papers, posters, and symposia that are included in this program, and for the selection of the Western Psychological Foundation Student Scholarship Awards .
The members of the Program Review Committee are as follows:
Chris Aberson, Humboldt,State University Dale Berger, Claremont Graduate University Chris Cozby, WPA Executive Officer (Emeritus) Terry A. Cronan, San Diego State University Anne Duran, CSU Bakersfield Sue Frantz, Highline College Sharon Hamill, CSU San Marcos J. Kris Leppien-Christensen, Saddleback College Benjamin Mis, Irvine Valley College Heidi R. Riggio, Cal State Los Angeles Jerry Rudmann, Irvine Valley College Jason T. Siegel, Claremont Graduate University Christopher Warren, CSU Long Beach Convention Program 2020 | Page 21
WPA COUNCIL OF REPRESENTATIVES
One hundred and eighty-three western universities and college campuses have designated a member (or members) of their faculty to serve as a member of the WPA Council of Representatives . Members of this group provide advice and feedback to the WPA board and act as liaisons on their campus for WPA . The chair of the Council is Ethan McMahan, the current Representative-At-Large . If you do not see your university or college among those listed below and you wish to become involved, please contact the WPA office .
Alaska University of Alaska Fairbanks, Dani Sheppard and Jen Peterson University of Alaska Anchorage, Eric Murphy
Alberta Concordia University of Edmonton, Zdravko Marjanovic
Arizona Chandler Gilbert Community College, Alisa Beyer Arizona State University, Delia S . Saenz and Jose Nanez Glendale Community College, Ladonna Lewis Mesa Community College, Ann Ewing Northcentral University, Jeannine Klein Northern Arizona University, Meliksah Demir, Robert Horn, Melissa Birkett, and William Kolodinsky Rio Salado College, Kirk Bowden University of Arizona, Eve Isham University of Arizona South, Brandy Brown
British Columbia Alexander College, Kevin Hamilton Douglas College, Bryan Jones Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Cory Pedersen Langara College, Erin Lea Simon Fraser University, Rachel Fouladi Thompson River University, Zdravko Marjanovic University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Anita DeLongis University of British Columbia, Okanagan, Mark Holden University of Victoria, Frederick Grouzet
California Alliant International University, San Francisco, Gerald Michaels American Jewish University, Susan Kapitanoff Western Psychological Association | Page 22
American River College, Andrea Garvey Azusa Pacific University, Priscilla Diaz Bakersfield College, Ginger LeBlanc Biola University, Stacy Eltiti Brandman University, William Gibson Butte College, Nicole Graves and Allee Kreamer California Baptist University, Anne-Marie Larsen California Lutheran University, Andrea Sell Chabot College, Rani Nijjar College of the Canyons, Deanna Riveira College of the Desert, Chris Jones-Cage College of the Sequoias, Josh Muller Cal Poly Pomona, Nicholas Von Glahn, Alejandro Morales, and Lori Barker Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Debra Valencia-Laver and Laura Freberg CSU Bakersfield, Anne Duran CSU Channel Islands, Beatrice de Oca and Christy Teranishi Martinez CSU Chico, Lawrence Herringer CSU Dominguez Hills, Mark Carrier and Carl Sneed CSU East Bay, David Fencsik CSU Fresno, Connie Jones and Robert Levine CSU Fullerton, Melinda Blackman and Pamella Oliver CSU Long Beach, Christopher Warren CSU Los Angeles, Gaithri Ann Fernando CSU Monterey Bay, Jill Yamashita and Jennifer Dyer-Seymour CSU Northridge, Jill Quilici and Adele Eskeles Gottfried CSU Sacramento, Rebecca Cameron and Larry Meyers CSU San Bernardino, Jodie Ullman CSU San Bernardino, Eugene Wong CSU San Marcos, Sharon Hamill and Heike Mahler CSU Stanislaus, Kurt Baker Cerritos College, Kimberly Duff Chapman University, David Frederick Claremont Graduate University, Dale Berger and Stewart Donaldson Claremont McKenna College, Ronald Riggio Coastline Community College, Erin Johnson Concordia University, Jane Graves Smith Crafton Hills College, T .L . Brink Dominican University of California, Veronica Fruiht, and Afshin Gharib El Camino College, Renee Galbavy Foothill College, Eta Lin Fresno City College, Rebecca Slaton Fresno Pacific University, Elizabeth Lake and James Van Slyke Fullerton College, Brian Lopez Gonzaga University, Sarah Arpin Convention Program 2020 | Page 23
Grossmont College, Amy Ramos Hartell College, Alicia Edelen Holy Names University, Martin Lampert Humboldt State University, Mari Sanchez and Melinda Myers Irvine Valley College, Kari Tucker John F . Kennedy University, Steven Del Chiaro Las Positas College, John Ruys La Sierra University, Paul Mallery Loma Linda University, Kelly Morton Loyola Marymount University, Kayoko Okada Mills College, Dean Morier Mount Saint Mary’s University, Dolly Rojo Mt . San Antonio College, Stacy Bacigalupi National University, Tom Steiner Northwest University, Jennifer Harris Occidental College, Nancy Dess Pacific Union College, James Cephas Palo Alto University, James Breckenridge and Lisa Brown Pepperdine University, Khanh Bui Pomona College, Richard S . Lewis Point Loma Nazarene University, Kim Schaeffer Saddleback College, Kris Leppien-Christensen Saint Mary’s College, Elena Escalera San Bernadino Valley College, Sandra Moore San Diego Mesa College, Jaye Van Kirk San Diego State University, Allison Vaughn and Elizabeth Cordero San José State University, Mark Van Selst and Camille Johnson Santa Ana College, Jeffrey Pedroza Santa Clara University, Eleanor Willemsen Santa Monica College, Lisa Farwell Santiago Canyon College, Cari Cannon Scripps College, Amy Marcus-Newhall Soka University of America, Esther Chang Solano Community College, Sabine Bolz Sonoma State University, Heather Smith and Maria Hess Stanford University, Philip G . Zimbardo Taft College, Michelle Oja The Wright Institute, Sydnie Yoo University of La Verne, Glenn Gamst University of Redlands, Anna Napoli University of San Diego, Annette Taylor University of San Francisco, Colin Silverthorne University of the Pacific, Gary Howells UC Davis, Shelley Blozis Western Psychological Association | Page 24
UC Irvine, Peter Ditto UC Los Angeles, Elizabeth Bjork UC Merced, Ross Avilla UC Riverside, William Dunlop and Howard Friedman UC San Francisco, Annesa Flentje UC Santa Cruz, Benjamin Storm University of San Diego, Michael Ichiyama University of San Francisco, Ben Levy University of Southern California, Richard John Westmont College, Steven A . Rogers Whittier College, Ayesha Shaikh and Lorinda Camparo Woodbury University, Joye Swan Yuba College, Lisa Jensen-Martin
Hawaii Brigham Young University-Hawaii, Jess Kohlert Chaminade University, Darren Iwamoto Hawaii Pacific University, Brian Metcaff University of Hawaii, Hilo, Eric Heuer University of Hawaii, Manoa, Charlene Baker University of Hawaii, West Oahu, Richard Langford
Idaho Lewis-Clark State College, Rachelle Genthos Idaho State University, Xiaomeng (Mona) Xu Northwest Nazarene University, Elizabeth List
Montana Flathead Valley Community College, Leanne Parker Montana State University, Fred W . Whitford University of Montana, Missoula, Christine Fiore Western Montana College, Mark H . Krank
Nevada College of Southern Nevada, Charleston Campus, Stephen Tracy Nevada State College, Laura Naumann Sierra Nevada College, Christina Frederick Truckee Meadows Community College, Haley Orthel-Clark University of Nevada Las Vegas, Kimberly Barchard University of Nevada Reno, Melanie Duckworth and Colleen Murray University of Phoenix, Las Vegas, Craig Childress Western Nevada College, Rebecca Bevans Convention Program 2020 | Page 25
New Mexico New Mexico Highlands University, Lara Heflin and David Pan New Mexico State University, Marina Abalakin and Walter Stephan Eastern New Mexico University, Lesilie Gill Western New Mexico University, Mark Chu
Oregon Central Oregon Community College, Matthew Novak Concordia University, Jane Smith George Fox University, Chris Koch Lane Community College, Eric Kim Lewis & Clark College, Erik Nilsen Oregon Health Sciences University, Hill Taylor Oregon Institute of Technology, Alishia Huntoon Oregon State University, Kathleen Bogart Pacific University, Erica Kleinknecht, Heide Island, and Paul Michael Portland Community College, Vivian McCann Southern Oregon University, Mary Russell-Miller University of Portland, Deana Julka and Andrew Downs Umpqua Community College, Robert Johnson Western Oregon University, Lauren Roscoe Williamette University, Erik Noftle
Saskatchewan University of Saskatchewan, Jim Cheesman
Utah Dixie State University, Kristine Olson Utah State University, Rick Cruz Utah State University Eastern, Heath Earl Weber State University, Aaron Ashley
Washington Bellevue College, Dennis Wanamaker Central Washington University, Susan D . Lonborg and Wendy A . Williams Clark College, Mika Maruyama Columbia Basin College, Adam Austin Eastern Washington University, Phil Watkins Everett Community College, Diane Simpson Brown Highline College, Sue Frantz Pacific Lutheran University, Wendy Shore, Jon Grahe and Tiffany Airtime Pierce College, Leon Khalsa Saint Martin’s University, Jeremy Newton Seattle Pacific University, Lynette Bikos Western Psychological Association | Page 26
Seattle University, Le Xuan Hy South Puget Sound Community College, April Kindrick Tacoma Community College, Pamela Costa The Evergreen State College, Carrie M . Margolin University of Puget Sound, Sarah Moore University of Washington, Tacoma, Leighann Chaffee Washington State University, Donelle Posey Wenatchee Valley College, J’Lene George Western Washington University, Ira Hyman Whitworth College, Patricia Bruininks Yakima Valley Community College, Heidi Shaw
Online Purdue University Global, Edward Cumellaremy Newton 2020Convention AWARD Program 2020WINNERS | Page 27
AWARD RECIPIENTS 2020
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AWARD
STANLEY SUE
CHRISTOPHER J. KOCH
OUTSTANDING TEACHING AWARD
GEORGE SLAVICH
ENRICO E. JONES AWARD FOR RESEARCH IN
PSYCHOTHERAPY AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
TIFFANY M. ARTIME
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
ROBERT LEVINE
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
SHARI YOUNG KUCHENBECKER Western Psychological Association | Page 28
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AWARD
STANLEY SUE
Dr . Stanley Sue is an emeritus Distinguished Professor of Psychology at both Palo Alto University and the University of California, Davis . He received his B S. . from the University of Oregon and Ph D. . from the University of California, Los Angeles . Dr . Sue has been recognized as one of the most prominent leaders in multicultural studies . His research on mental health service delivery to minority groups has resulted in systems changes in the areas of public policy and service delivery on national, state and local community levels . More recently, his work has focused on the critical examination of paradigms that psychology uses, and how these affect the study of ethnic minority and cultural diversity issues . As a result of his research, he has participated in a number of policy-oriented activities, including being an invitee to the White House Conference on Mental Health, and Science Editor for the U .S . Surgeon General’s Report entitled “Mental health: Culture, Race, and Ethnicity .” Dr . Sue has received a number of very prestigious awards, including Lifetime Achievement Awards from the Western Psychological Association and the Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity, and Race (American Psychological Association (APA) Division 45) . APA Division 12 established “The Stanley Sue Award for Distinguished Contributions to Diversity in Clinical Psychology,” to recognize a psychologist who has made remarkable contributions to the understanding of human diversity . Convention Program 2020 | Page 29
CHRISTOPHER J. KOCH
Dr . Koch has worked tirelessly on behalf of families and children . One of the things that Dr . Koch developed was a concussion assessment program (CAP), which he developed for middle school athletic programs and youth at no cost for those being tested . To do this, he established community partnerships with the Park and Recreation District, as well as with medical providers . The CAP provides free baseline and post-injury testing and educational materials to athletes and parents regarding prevention and treatment . He and his students have provided over 1500 assessments to students, many of whom were low income . Dr . Koch also developed a program called “The Zone ”. The Zone provided STEM education during an after-school program for elementary school students . The goal of this program is to engage students in neuroscience . This program, like CAP, has been offered in low-income neighborhoods . Dr . Koch has also made significant contributions to the regional and national levels in teaching of psychology . He has been a staunch supporter of undergraduates in psychology . He served two terms as the Western Region Vice-president of Psi Chi . Later, as the National President of Psi Chi, he developed the Psi Chi statement on Diversity and developed the Albert Bandura Award for the outstanding graduate student . Dr . Koch’s contributions have been impressive . He has contributed to families and children, students and faculty at the university level, to WPA as the Western Regional Vice President, and nationally as the President of Psi Chi . It is with pleasure and pride that we honor him with the WPA Social Responsibility Award . Western Psychological Association | Page 30
OUTSTANDING TEACHING AWARD GEORGE SLAVICH
Dr . George Slavich is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, a research scientist at the Cousins Center for Psychoneuroimmunology, and Director of the Laboratory for Stress Assessment and Research at UCLA . Dr . Slavich has mentored more than 175 students, many of whom have co-authored scientific papers and presentations with him . Early in his career, he founded the Stanford Undergraduate Psychology Conference, Society of Clinical Psychology’s Section for Graduate Students and Early Career Psychologists, and our very own Western Psychological Association Student Council . Since 2001, he has received a total of 36 major awards, 11 of which have been for outstanding teaching and mentorship . These teaching awards include the McKeachie Graduate Student Teaching Excellence Award from the Society for the Teaching of Psychology and the highly coveted Raymond D . Fowler Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Professional Development of Graduate Students from the American Psychological Association . Dr . Slavich also recently received the Outstanding Undergraduate Student Teaching Award, Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award, and Outstanding Research Mentor Award from the Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences at UCLA . Convention Program 2020 | Page 31
ENRICO E. JONES AWARD FOR RESEARCH IN PSYCHOTHERAPY AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
TIFFANY M. ARTIME
Dr . Artime is an assistant professor at Pacific Lutheran University . Her research interest is in the area of traumatic stress . She is completing a two-year Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) funded project collaboration between the University of Washington and Pacific Lutheran University . For this project, she has developed a stakeholder learning community composed of college clinicians, administrators, student life professionals, community members, and students who are investigating evidence-based, trauma-focused treatments for use in university counseling centers . As part of this work she hosted a training that helped to inform the adaptation of Skills Training in Affect and Interpersonal Regulation (STAIR) to the college counseling setting, and she is developing a manual that will be used by campus-based mental health professionals . She and her collaborators have created an “Integrated Continuum of Care” stepped- care model that universities can use to establish various levels of care across campus services for the mental health needs of trauma-exposed students . Besides teaching six classes a year and having a private practice, she engages students in her research, which is timely and bridges the gap between her scholarly interests and clinical training . It is with pleasure and pride that we honor her with the Enrico E . Jones Award for Research in Psychotherapy and Clinical Psychology . Western Psychological Association | Page 32
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD ROBERT LEVINE
Dr . Robert “Bob” Levine is recognized for his contributions to the field of psychology, his students, and to the community . Bob passed on June 22, 2019, at age 73 . He received a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of California, Berkeley, a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Florida State University, and a doctoral degree in personality/social psychology from New York University . He was appointed to a tenure track position in the Department of Psychology at California State University, Fresno, in 1974 until he retired, and was awarded emeritus status, in 2008 . Fresno State lowered its flag in his memory on July 2, 2019 . Dr . Levine was an outstanding, well-loved teacher . In 2007, Bob received the WPA Outstanding Teaching Award, and he also received the California State University, Fresno, Provost’s Excellence in Teaching Award . His research was creative and broadly applicable to a variety of fields . He published numerous articles and five books, including A Geography of Time, which was featured in Newsweek, the New York Times Magazine, CNN, NPR’s All Things Considered, and elsewhere around the world . He was a Fellow in both WPA and the American Psychological Association . Dr . Levine was deeply devoted to the university . He served admirably as Chair of the Department of Psychology, and as Associate Dean for the College of Science and Mathematics . He also represented the Department of Psychology well in the community, serving on numerous boards, most notably for the Poverello House . Bob served as a role model for friends and family around the world, living a rich life as an exemplary university professor and involved community member . He infused the Psychology Department with a spirit of kindness, openness, and curiosity . His office door, decorated with amusing cartoons and community-advocacy stickers, was always open, inviting visits from students and faculty alike . A profound instructor, teaching us by example how to live life deeply and with curious eyes, Bob’s influence will reverberate for many years . Convention Program 2020 | Page 33
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD SHARI YOUNG KUCHENBECKER
Dr . Shari Young Kuchenbecker is the Associate Director and Co-Founder of the Western Positive Psychology Association (WPPA) at Claremont Graduate University, an organization dedicated to supporting student/faculty research within and between educational institutions, building the science of positive psychology . She received her bachelor’s degree from Stanford University and Ph .D . in developmental psychology from UCLA . She began her research/teaching career at Chapman University, where she was awarded tenure at the age of twenty-nine .
Dr . Kuchenbecker first presented at Western Psychological Association (WPA) in 1974 and, over the years, she has coauthored many WPA poster and paper sessions with her students . In 2018, she served as the WPA Student Council Advisor . For the past 5 years, Dr . Kuchenbecker has volunteered at the WPA Annual Conference as the Event Photographer . She has captured our vibrant students and their proud faculty beaming at her camera . She loves being a part of WPA, and WPA is proud of her and her photographs! Western Psychological Association | Page 34
PRESIDENTIAL CITATIONS
Dale E . Berger Claremont Graduate University
Carrie M . Margolin The Evergreen State College
WPA STUDENT RESEARCH AWARDS
Alfredo Perez Max Wechsler-Azen California State University, East Bay University of California, Santa Cruz
Carmen Uribe Ramya Kalaivanan California State University, San Bernardino Thompson Rivers University Canada
Frederique Corcoran Sean Howard University of California, Santa Barbara California State University, Sacramento
Lakia Faison Sierra Cheung Arizona State University University of California, Riverside
Madison Olson Susanna Zheng Chapman University University of California, Davis
Max Brumer Yang Lu California State University, Sacramento University of California, San Diego Convention Program 2020 | Page 35
WPA STUDENT NAMED AWARDS
Robert L. Solso Research Award Zachary Tuttle, California State University, Long Beach Jessica Stoltenberg, California State University, Fresno Danielle Sanchez, San Diego State University
Research Awards in Social Psychology Christina Maslach-Philip Zimbardo Dacey Bashaw, California State University, Long Beach Avery Lamb, University of San Francisco
Gottfried WPA Student Research Award in Developmental Psychology Leydin Hernandez, Pacific Lutheran University
Dr. Steven Ungerleider WPA Graduate Research Award Bushra Hossain, University of California, San Francisco
Scott C. Fraser Student Research Award in Applied Psychology Michael Apostol, University of San Diego
Barbara Tabachnick Award for Outstanding Application of Quantitative Methods Madeleine Hill, Lewis-Clark State College
2020 WPA AWARDS COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Donna Castaneda Ronald Riggio
William Crano Jerry Rudmann
Adele E . Gottfried Dawn M . Salgado
Michael Levin Joshua Swift
Leslie Martin Joan Tucker
Jeffery Mio Western Psychological Association | Page 36
WPA AWARD HISTORY
WPA Outstanding Teaching Award 2001...... Stewart I . Donaldson 1993...... Ronald E . Riggio 2002...... Dacher Keltner 1994...... Harvey Wichman 2003...... James Gross 1995...... Philip G . Zimbardo 2004...... Joan S . Tucker 1996 ...... Robert J . Pellegrini 2005...... P . Wesley Schultz 1997 ...... Dale E . Berger 2006...... Bradley Donohue 1998 ...... Jeffery Scott Mio 2007...... Shana Levin 2000...... Howard Friedman 2008...... No Award 2001...... Kevin Jordan 2009...... James C . Kaufman 2002...... Diane F . Halpern 2010...... Daniel Krauss 2003...... Ann Ewing 2011...... Jason F . Reimer 2004...... Lisa Gray-Shellberg 2012 ...... George M . Slavich 2005...... Lori Barker-Hackett 2013...... Bettina J . Casad 2006...... Mary J . Allen 2014 ...... Jason T . Siegel 2007...... Robert Levine 2015...... Jason Holland 2008...... Christina Maslach 2016 ...... Cameron Neece 2009...... Robert B . Cialdini 2017 ...... Stacey Doan 2010...... Allen Gottfried 2018 ...... Allison Vaughn 2011...... Mark A . Costanzo 2019 ...... Daniel Nelson Jones 2012 ...... Jodie B . Ullman 2013...... Melinda Blackman WPA Distinguished Service Award 2014 ...... Eugene Wong 1993...... Joseph D . Matarazzo 2015...... Terry A . Cronan 1994...... Robert A . Hicks 2016 ...... Heidi R . Riggio 1995...... Donald E . Pannen 2017 ...... Kimberley Duff 1996 ...... Lisa Gray-Shellberg 2018 ...... Leslie Martin 1998 ...... Cheryl L . Spinweber 2019 ...... Daniel A . Krauss 1999 ...... Richard F . Thompson 2020...... George Slavich 2000...... Mary J . Allen 2003...... Robert L . Solso 2004...... Philip G . Zimbardo WPA Early Career Research Award 2005...... Leona Aiken 1993...... Diane M . Mackie 2006...... Ann Ewing 1994...... Brett M . Pelham 2007...... Gordon Bower 1995...... Jeansok J . Kim 2008...... Beth Rienzi 1996 ...... Ellen Skinner 2009...... Carrie M . Margolin 1997 ...... Thomas Bradbury 2010...... Dale E . Berger 1998 ...... Michael A . Webster 2011...... Diane F . Halpern Convention Program 2020 | Page 37
2012 ...... Ronald E . Riggio WPA Special Awards 2013...... Jeffery Scott Mio 1994...... Jerry L . Johnson 2014 ...... Delia S . Saenz 2015...... Heidi R . Riggio WPA Social Responsibility Award 2016 ...... Anne Duran 2007...... Vickie Mays 2017 ...... Jodie Ullman 2008...... Nancy Segal 2018 ...... P . Chris Cozby 2009...... Stuart Oskamp 2019 ...... Alyson Burns-Glover 2010...... Elizabeth Klonoff 2020...... Shari Young Kuchenbecker 2011...... Adele Eskeles Gottfried 2013...... Anthony Biglan WPA Lifetime Achievement Award 2014 ...... Allen M . Omoto 1996 ...... M . Brewster Smith 2015...... Dacher Keltner 2001...... Theodore Sarbin 2016 ...... Roxane Cohen Silver 2002...... Harold H . Kelley 2017 ...... William Crano 2003...... Albert Bandura 2018 ...... Stewart I . Donaldson 2004...... Eleanor Maccoby 2019 ...... Jason T . Siegel 2005...... Joseph Matarazzo 2020...... Stanley Sue 2006...... James McGaugh 2020...... Christopher J . Koch 2007...... Irwin Sarason 2008...... Richard Thompson Enrico E. Jones Award 2009...... Robert Rosenthal 2009...... William Lamb 2010...... Philip G . Zimbardo 2010...... Wei-Chin Hwang 2011...... Gordon Bower 2011...... George M . Slavich 2012 ...... Barbara Tabachnick 2012 ...... Jeffrey J . Wood 2013...... Elliot Aronson 2013...... Shannon Dorsey 2014 ...... Stanley Sue 2014 ...... Michael Twohig 2015...... Peter Bentler 2015...... Joyce P . Chu 2016 ...... Robert Cialdini 2016 ...... Joshua Swift 2017 ...... Shelley E . Taylor 2017 ...... Michael Levin 2018 ...... Elizabeth Loftus 2019 ...... David Kealy 2018 ...... Christina Maslach 2020...... Tiffany M . Artime 2019 ...... Diane Halpern 2020...... Robert Levine Western Psychological Association | Page 38 Convention Program 2020 | Page 39
WPA CONVENTION INFORMATION & POLICIES
REGISTRATION The following table lists the convention registration fees . The professional members registration rate is available only for those who have paid their current year dues (the current year is July 1 to June 30) . Prior members who have not paid their current dues are considered non-members . Membership renewals and new member applications will be accepted later in the summer of 2020 . There is a single registration fee for all students . Student affiliate membership is included with registration .
CODE OF CONDUCT The purpose of this WPA code of conduct is to promote a healthy, safe, and enjoyable educational experience for all WPA convention attendees, and to encourage attendees to maintain the highest standards of professionalism while attending the convention . If WPA staff, officers, or representatives from the convention venue, should feel there are violations of the code of conduct, appropriate action may be taken, such as removal from any event, or restrictions on attending future conventions or activities .
You are expected to: • Show dedication to the educational nature and program time lines laid out in the convention submission requirements and guidelines . • Present the most contemporary literature and data appropriate to professional standards, and avoid all forms of plagiarism or misrepresentation of data . • Approach topics and colleagues with respect for diversity in all its forms . • Avoid disruptive, inappropriate, and harassing behavior both inside and outside all convention events (i .e ., presentations, sessions, dances, other social events) . This includes sexual harassment, such as unwelcome sexual flirtations or advances, and unwelcome comments or physical actions of a sexual nature .
FUTURE WPA CONVENTION 2021 101th WPA Convention Rio All-Suites Hotel, Las Vegas April 29 - May 2 Western Psychological Association 40 Convention Program 2020 | Conference on Teaching 41
THE 26th CONFERENCE ON TEACHING OCTOBER 28, 2020
The Covid Adaptation “Teaching Right Side Up in an Upside Down World”
8:45 a .m . Welcome, Introductions Jane S . Halonen, University of West Florida 2020 Interim Teaching Conference Director
9:00 a .m . The Pros of the Proliferation of Technology in the Classroom: Keeping it Positive in the Midst of Change Jaclyn Ronquillo-Adachi, Cerritos College
10:00 a .m . The Most Important Part of Your Syllabus: What Students Will Learn and How You Will Know They Learned It Jennifer Dyer-Seymour, CSU-Monterey Bay
11:00 a .m . Applying Psychological Knowledge as the Foundation for Creating a New Generation of Youth Heroes Phil Zimbardo, Stanford University Vivian McCann, Portland Community College
--Break for Christina Maslach’s Presidential Address--
1:30 p .m . Wanted: Innovations for Career Exploration in Psychology (A Community Brain Dump Experience) Jaye Van Kirk, San Diego Mesa College
2:30 p .m . Positive Strategies for High Impact Practice Jane S . Halonen, University of West Florida
3:30 p .m . Cultivating Tasty Academic and Private Lives (APLs): Considerations for Teaching, Researching, and Living Well Regan Gurung, Oregon State University Western Psychological Association | Page 42 Convention Program 2020 | Page 43 Western Psychological Association | Page 44 Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 45 WEDNESDAY,WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28 OCTOBER 28
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER - TOWARD AN ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY OF PLANETARY RECOVERY AND BIOSPHERIC SURVIVAL (WITHDRAWN) Dan Stokols Department of Psychological Science, School of Social Ecology, UCI
Thematic shifts in the theoretical and empirical concerns of environmental psychology are examined across two historical periods: the Great Acceleration of human progress during the second half of the 20th Century, and the Anthropocene Epoch of human impact on the earth system during the early 21st Century . Research in environmental psychology spanning these two periods reflects a notable shift in emphasis from studies of proximal (local) settings and their effects on individuals’ behavior and well-being to broader-gauged analyses of the psychological, behavioral, and health impacts of distal (remote) environments and world events . Examples of these conceptual and empirical shifts are noted within different sub-paradigms of the field such as ecological psychology, environmental cognition, spatial behavior, and environmental stress research . Emerging opportunities for theory development in the context of the Anthropocene phase of earth history are considered, including: (1) supplementing current efforts to promote sustainable behaviors and lifestyles among individuals with a greater focus on curtailing environmentally-destructive actions committed knowingly and intentionally by influential leaders and elected officials; (2) identifying opportunities for promoting ecological sustainability and societal cohesion across different environmental scales; and (3) broadening people’s place identities and emotional attachments to encompass not only their local environments and social ties, but also their connections to the global environment and cultures different from their own . Western Psychological Association | Page 46
Biography: Daniel Stokols is Research Professor and Chancellor’s Professor Emeritus at the University of California, Irvine . His research focuses on people’s transactions with their social and physical environments, and how those affect personal and public health, social behavior, and ecological sustainability . Professor Stokols’ scholarship spans the fields of social ecology, environmental psychology, the science of team science, and transdisciplinary public health . He served as Director of the Social Ecology Program in 1988-92 and as Founding Dean of the School of Social Ecology at UCI from 1992-98 . His faculty appointment at UCI is in Psychological Science and Urban Planning and Public Policy in the School of Social Ecology . He also holds a courtesy appointment in Public Health in UCI’s College of Health Sciences . Professor Stokols co-authored Behavior, Health, and Environmental Stress, edited Perspectives on Environment and Behavior, and co-edited the Handbook of Environmental Psychology, Environmental Simulation, and Promoting Human Wellness . His most recent book, Social Ecology in the Digital Age, was published by Academic Press in 2018 . Stokols has served as a team science consultant to the National Cancer Institute, Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences and the National Academies Keck Futures Initiative (NAKFI) . He is co-author of the National Academy of Sciences report on Enhancing the Effectiveness of Team Science (2015) .
WELLNESS BREAKS
YOGA Mojgan Tehranian Yoga instructor
ILLUSIONIST Alex Ramon
ILLUSIONIST EP . 2 Alex Ramon
THE RISE OF TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN RESEARCH, METHODS AND STATISTICS Dale Berger Claremont Graduate University
THE RISE OF PSYCHOLOGY AND LAW Elizabeth Loftus University of California, Irvine
THE RISE OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY AND POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY Leslie R . Martin La Sierra University
Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 47
6 PSYCHOLOGY EXPERIMENTS . . . THAT SHOCKED THE WORLD, BUT SHAPED THE FIELD Philip Zimbardo Heroic Imagination Project
THE RISE OF APPLIED/TRANSLATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY -- ‘GIVING PSYCHOLOGY AWAY’ Christina Maslach University of California - Berkeley
THEN . . AND NOW Heidi Riggio CSU Los Angeles
SIX IMPORTANT TRENDS IN THE LATTER PART OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY Terry Cronan San Diego State University
THE RISE OF MULTICULTURALISM & DIVERSITY Delia Saenz Bennington College & Arizona State University
1000 CRANES Jeffery Mio California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
TEACHING CONFERENCE 08:00 AM - 08:45 AM On-Demand A
DISCOVER THE SCIENCE BEHIND APA’S PSYCLEARN Laura Pople APA Digital Learning
TEACHING CONFERENCE 08:45 AM - 09:00 AM Live 2
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS - “TEACHING RIGHT SIDE UP IN AN UPSIDE DOWN WORLD” Jane Halonen University of West Florida Western Psychological Association | Page 48
TEACHING CONFERENCE 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM Live 2
THE PROS OF THE PROLIFERATION OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM: KEEPING IT POSITIVE IN THE MIDST OF CHANGE
Jaclyn Ronquillo-Adachi Cerritos College
TEACHING CONFERENCE 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Live 2
THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF YOUR SYLLABUS: WHAT STUDENTS WILL LEARN AND HOW YOU WILL KNOW THEY LEARNED IT
Jennifer Dyer-Seymour California State University, Monterey Bay
TEACHING CONFERENCE 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Live 2
APPLYING PSYCHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE AS THE FOUNDATION FOR CREATING A NEW GENERATION OF YOUTH HEROES
1Philip Zimbardo, 2Vivian McCann 1Heroic Imagination Project, 2Portland Community College
PAPER SESSION 01:00 PM - 01:45 PM On-Demand F
ATTENTION AND POLITICS
13:00 DETECTING ROAD HAZARDS IN SELF-DRIVING CARS: ARE DRIVERS STILL PAYING ATTENTION? 1Xiaolu Bai, 2James Miles 1California State University, Long Beach, 2Long Beach State University
13:15 POLITICAL PARTY, STRENGTH OF IDENTIFICATION, AND KNOWLEDGE OF AND ATTITUDES TOWARD DONALD TRUMP 1Zaide Hernandez, 2Heidi Riggio 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2CSU Los Angeles Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 49
13:30 ARE BIOLOGICAL SEX AND POLITICAL AFFILIATION ASSOCIATED WITH MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA? Yesim Keskin, Jennifer Valdez University of La Verne
SYMPOSIUM 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM On-Demand C
SELF-DEFEATING BEHAVIORS THAT NEGATIVELY IMPACT ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT: UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF EMOTIONS Carolyn Murray University of California, Riverside
ANGER AND PROCRASTINATION: DO STUDENTS REALLY PROCRASTINATE TO REBEL? Calen Horton University of California, Riverside
AVOIDING SCHOOLWORK: TRAIT ANXIETY AND THE ROLE OF FEAR OF EVALUATION IN STUDENT PROCRASTINATION Ashley Miller (University of California, Riverside)
PREPARATION ANXIETY: INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCT VALIDATION Christine Koscheka (University of California, Riverside)
POSTER SESSION 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM Posters
POSTER SESSION 1
THE EFFECTS OF EXPERIMENTER GENDER ON LINE-UPS Jill Yamashita, Matthew Dunham California State University, Monterey Bay
THE EFFECTS OF SELF-REFERENCING ON THE FORMATION OF TRUE AND FALSE MEMORIES Allison Shelton, Madison Keeler, Dustin Calvillo California State University San Marcos Western Psychological Association | Page 50
EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL CORRELATES OF FAMILIARITY ARE MODULATED BY CONTEXT CHANGE Brian Gonsalves California State University, East Bay
NON-TRADITIONAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL MEASURES PREDICTS COGNITIVE DECLINE IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE PATIENTS 1Carmen Uribe, 1Joseph Bunch, 2Jacob Jones 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University San Bernardino
AUDITORY AND VISUAL MEMORY FOR WORDS: IS AUDITORY RECOGNITION ALWAYS WORSE? TING TONG, Deborah Duncan, Joan Silva, Laura Werner, Colleen Parks University of Nevada, Las Vegas
ADOPTING AN EFFICIENT, LOGICAL, YET RISKY STRATEGY IMPROVES MULTITASKING PERFORMANCE Blake Busick, Kassidy Simpson, Susan Beers, Edward Rodriguez, Lauren LeStrange California State University Channel Islands
DEPRESSION AS A PREDICTOR OF MEMORY DECLINE IN LATE LIFE: A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS Angelica Chakos, Darrell G . Rice, Kelly Morton, Grace J . Lee Loma Linda University
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AMOUNT OF SLEEP AND FALSE MEMORIES Elizabeth Torres CSU Stanislaus
DIETARY INTAKE OF LUTEIN AND ZEAXANTHIN AND ITS EFFECTS ON NEURAL PLASTICITY Lauren Kelly, Elizabeth Dobre, Steve Holloway, Jose Nanez Arizona State University
THE EFFECTS OF MISINFORMATION AND SLEEP-CONSOLIDATION ON MEMORY ACCURACY AND PERCEIVED SOURCE CREDIBILITY Megan Schneider, Dana-Lis Bittner, Marisa Knight, Avery Lamb University of San Francisco
THE EFFECT OF ESTROGEN MEDICATION ON CALIFORNIA VERBAL LEARNING TEST - II PERFORMANCE Chantal Dietzen, Claire Murphy San Diego State University Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 51
CAN GOOGLE CARDBOARD’S VIRTUAL REALITY PLATFORM AID IN LEARNING AND MEMORY? 1Ryan Butler, 2Stephanie Torres, Yosilin Caro, Larry Rosen 1California State University, Dominguez HIlls, 2California State University Dominguez Hills
THE EFFECTS OF GENDER AND VALENCE ON FACIAL RECOGNITION MEMORY Marie Schulte-Bisping, Christie Chung, Sarah Sorenson, May Young Mills College
METACOGNITIVE ACCURACY FOR JUDGING PERFORMANCE OF PHYSICAL TASKS 1Lena Hildenbrand, 2Christopher Sanchez 1University of Illinois at Chicago, 2Oregon State University
COMPARING THE DUAL-CODING AND PHYSICAL-DISTINCTIVENESS ACCOUNTS OF THE PICTURE-SUPERIORITY EFFECT 1Tyler Ensor, 2Aimée Surprenant, 2Ian Neath 1California State University, Bakersfield, 2Memorial University of Newfoundland
STRATEGY DISRUPTION AND OUTPUT INTERFERENCE IN THE LIST- STRENGTH EFFECT 1Tyler Ensor, 2Tyler Bancroft, 3Dominic Guitard, 4Tamra Bireta, 5William Hockley, 6Aimée Surprenant 1California State University, Bakersfield, 2St . Thomas University, 3Université de Moncton, 4The College of New Jersey, 5Wilfrid Laurier University, 6Memorial University of Newfoundland
INFLUENCE OF PERCEIVED AUTHORITY ON WAIT TIMES IN A MONETARY DELAY OF GRATIFICATION TASK Lucía Abril, Patrick Johnson California State University, Chico
STRESSING MEMORY: UNDERSTANDING THE LINKS BETWEEN STRESS REACTIVITY AND CHILDREN’S AND ADOLESCENTS’ WORKING MEMORY CAPABILITIES Victoria Staton, Jodi Quas, Shreya Mukhopadhyay University of California, Irvine
EXPERIENTIAL DISCOUNTING INVOLVING COLD-WATER HAND SUBMERSION: DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF THE PROBABILISTIC AVERSIVE CHOICE TASK Patrick Johnson, Lisia Albuquerque California State University, Chico Western Psychological Association | Page 52
CAN PRETESTING NEGATIVELY AFFECT THE LEARNING OF NONPRETESTED INFORMATION? 1Kelsey James, 1Madeleine Schlieter, 2Benjamin Storm 1University of California, Santa Cruz, 2UCSC
DELAY DISCOUNTING OF REAL LIQUID REWARDS IN HUMANS: DIRECT REPLICATION OF JIMURA ET AL . (2009) Logan Smith, Mitchell Koff, Patrick Johnson California State University, Chico
WORKING MEMORY CAPACITY INFLUENCES HOW READERS SKIM TEXT . 1Christopher Sanchez, 2Lena Hildenbrand, 1Courtney Powell 1Oregon State University, 2University of Illinois at Chicago
DOES THE TIMING OF FEEDBACK IMPACT THE LIKELIHOOD OF MISCONCEPTIONS BEING CORRECTED? Isabelle Ebert, Madison McElroy, Danielle Sitzman Eastern Washington University
INVESTIGATING CONTROL PROCESSES IN A TIME-BASED PROSPECTIVE MEMORY TASK 1Caleb Spiro, 2Gabriel Cook 1Pitzer College, 2Claremont McKenna College
SEMANTIC SIMILARITY VIA DEESE-ROEDIGER-MCDERMOTT LISTS CAUSES RETROACTIVE INTERFERENCE ON A SPATIAL MEMORY TASK 1Kelly Bennion, 1Mytien Le, 1Aava Salehi, 1Samantha Shute, 1Amy Yang, 1Madeleine Cenac, 1Ethan Heh, 1Alexander Stater, 1Alaina Martine, 2James Antony 1California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, 2Princeton University
SPATIAL GIST EXTRACTION IN HUMANS OCCURS RAPIDLY AND DOES NOT INCREASE OVER TIME 1Kelly Bennion, 2Caroline Stiver, 1Nancy Lagunas, 1Ahkwekegbe Uwadiale, 1Hannah Levitt, 1Fei Ye, 1Mytien Le, 3James Antony 1California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, 2California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo, 3Princeton University
IS THE REBOUND OF SUPPRESSED THOUGHTS REPLICABLE? Lilliana Lowe, Sage Stefanick, Brianna Vargas University of San Francisco Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 53
CONSOLIDATING ASSOCIATIVE MEMORIES: THE IMPACT OF WAKEFUL REST VS . TECHNOLOGY DISTRACTION Hyong Woo Hahm, Chalise Carlson, Rachel Windsor, Anjelica Martinez, Madison Morocco, Stephanie Menjivar-Quijano (Research-Experimental Grad Student), Valerie Carr San Jose State University
MEAL MEMORIES ARE SPECIAL AND CALORIES COUNT IN REMEMBERING EATING EVENTS Josefa Equita, Selina Hsuan, Benjamin Seitz, Aaron Blaisdell, Janet Tomiyama University of California, Los Angeles
EARLY BIRDS VS . PROCRASTINATORS: DOES TIME OF PARTICIPATION AFFECT PERFORMANCE OF RESEARCH POOL VOLUNTEERS? Courtney Scaramella, John King, Elyse Valentine, Adrian Cruz, Jahnvi Pancholi, Kendra Paquette, David Gerkens California State University, Fullerton
INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTS OF TAKING PHOTOS AND VIDEO ON TRUE AND FALSE MEMORY FOR OBJECTS 1Oscar Ramirez-Perez, 1Julia Soares, 2Benjamin Storm 1UC Santa Cruz, 2UCSC
ASSESSING MOTOR LEARNING REMOTELY USING ONLINE PLATFORMS 1Alan Lee, 1Jeremy Ho, 2Jonathan Tsay, 1Guy Avraham 1University of California, Berkeley, 2University of California Berkeley
THE EFFECT OF COVERT CENTRAL SPATIAL CUES ON FALSE RECOGNITION David Gerkens, Jahnvi Pancholi, Carissa Ferbert, Christopher Ngov, Courtney Scaramella California State University, Fullerton
DOES WORKING MEMORY TRAINING IMPROVE METAMEMORY?: EXAMINING INTERVENTION AND AGE EFFECTS Quynh Theresa Do University of California, Irvine
THE EFFECT OF CELLPHONE PRESENCE ON LEARNING AND NOMOPHOBIA CORRELATION Johnny Perez University of California Los Angeles
RECOVERY OF PERFORMANCE FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO NATURE: DO CHILDREN FIND NATURE RESTORATIVE? Jacqueline Duong, Kate Kirkpatrick, Lisa Whitfield Santa Clara University Western Psychological Association | Page 54
MINDFUL(NESS) MATTERS: RELATIONS VARY WITH SEMANTIC, EPISODIC & AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY Erica Kleinknecht, Matias Sanchez, Sarah Smith Pacific University Oregon
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AUTISM SYMPTOMOLOGY, COGNITIVE PROCESSES, AND SELF-PERCEPTION 1Courtney Scaramella, 1Elyse Valentine, 1Adrian Cruz, 1Carissa Ferbert, 2Albert Dang, 1David Gerkens 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton
THE EFFECTS OF MEDITATION ON COLLEGE STUDENTS’ COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING Chara Powell, Jennifer Perez, Clarissa Alim, Samantha Chiang, Raul Cabral Mt . San Antonio College
A GAMIFICATION MANIPULATION OF BRAIN TRAINING WITH OLDER ADULTS 1Rebecca Tuckerman, 2audrey Carrillo, 1Anja Pahor, 1Aaron R . Seitz 1University of California, Riverside, 2California State University Long Beach
AN EXPLORATION OF VOCATIONAL WELLNESS: A ROUTE TO SUCCESSFUL AGING 1Maria Pantoja-Pineda, 1Britney Bacon, 2Monae Williams, 1Rachel August, 3Tanji Holmes 1California State University, Sacramento, 2California State University of Sacramento, 3California State University Sacramento
POLITICAL EFFICACY: THE NINTH DIMENSION OF WELLNESS IN OLDER ADULTS? Britney Bacon, Rachel August California State University, Sacramento
EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN OLDER ADULTS 1Danielle Rojas, 2Lauren M Van Till, 2Christa McDiffett, 2Arika Harrison, 2Genna M . Mashinchi, 2Gary Williams, 2Dawn Strongin, 2Kelly Cotter 1Stanislaus State University, 2California State University, Stanislaus
SUSCEPTIBILITY TO LOTTERY SCAMS ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1Stacey Wood, 2David Hengerer, 3Patricia Xi, 1Kaitlyn Zeichick, 4Pearl Park, 5Pi-Ju Liu, 1Sophia Liles, 1Vani Dewan, 5Mary Muskat 1Scripps College, 2Claremont Graduate University, 3Denison University, 4Claremont McKenna, 5Purdue University Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 55
THE IMPACT OF PARENTAL DIFFERENTIAL TREATMENT ON SELF-ESTEEM AND SIBLING RELATIONSHIPS IN YOUNG ADULTHOOD Gerald Michaels, Brittany Woo Alliant international University
DEFINING HEALTHY AGING ACROSS THE UNITED STATES .: REGIONAL BELIEFS AND PRACTICES 1Jen Peterson, 1Rodney Tracht, 1Leslie Siegfried, 1Gabrielle Camp, 1Jezebell Ramirez, 2Andrew Marshall, 1Julia Olson, 1Maren Dodson 1University of Alaska Fairbanks, 2Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
PATH ANALYSES EXAMINING BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS AS PREDICTORS OF COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING IN YOUNGER AND OLDER ADULTS Bianca Kdeiss, Sean Roche, Dhira Patel Loma Linda University
MODE OF DELIVERY AND INFANT COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT Madison Olson, Laura Glynn Chapman University
COGNITIVE AGING WITH THE NEUROBEHAVIOURAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SEQUELAE OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY 1Daniel A Ignacio, 2Dylan Serpas 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton
PATTERNS OF CONFLICT DURING EMERGING ADULTHOOD IN A DIVERSE SAMPLE Alicia Ibaraki, Margaret Manoogian, Adrian Manriquez Western Oregon University
RECONSTRUCTING THE MARKERS OF ADULTHOOD Kaley Norman, Jon Grahe Pacific Lutheran University
CHRONIC HEALTH AND FUNCTIONAL PREDICTORS OF WORKING MEMORY PERFORMANCE IN A SAMPLE OF OLDER ADULTS FROM THE HEALTH AND RETIREMENT STUDY 1Thomas Coulson, 1Alyssa Homkachorn, 1Booker Harrap, 1Silvia Barillas, 2Robert Kennison 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2Cal State Los Angeles Western Psychological Association | Page 56
DO SELF-REPORTED CHRONIC DISEASES AND FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS PREDICT EPISODIC MEMORY PERFORMANCE IN AN OLDER SAMPLE FROM THE HEALTH AND RETIREMENT STUDY? 1Gerardo Salazar, 1Kelsey Gobber, 1Marvin Vasquez, 1Silvia Barillas, 1Michael Gilbert, 2Robert Kennison 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2Cal State Los Angeles
DO SELF-REPORTED CHRONIC DISEASES PREDICT LONGITUDINAL CHANGE IN MEMORY IN A SAMPLE OF OLDER ADULTS FROM THE HEALTH AND RETIREMENT STUDY? 1Booker Harrap, 1Kelsey Gobber, 1Brizia Macedo, 2Robert Kennison 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2Cal State Los Angeles
WHO AM I? GENDER DIFFERENCES IN IDENTITY EXPLORATION DURING THE TRANSITION INTO ADULTHOOD Leydin Hernandez, Kaley Norman Pacific Lutheran University
BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS OF TODDLERS IN POVERTY: CONTRIBUTIONS OF LANGUAGE DELAY AND GENDER Maureen Fitzpatrick, Ana Zambrano California State University San Marcos
READING ALOUD AT HOME WITH YOUNG CHILDREN: CONVERSATION AND VOCABULARY CHANGES OVER FIVE DAYS 1Alena Rogojina, 2Olivia Hauer-Richard, 2Kirsten Read 1Santa Clara University, CSUN Northridge, 2Santa Clara University
PRIMING THE BILINGUAL ADVANTAGE: AN EXPERIMENTAL PARADIGM 1Thomas Tinder, 1Kyuss Meichtry, 1Blanca Frias, 2David Giguere 1CSU Sacramento, 2University of California, Sacramento
TODDLERS’ LEARNING OF OBJECT LABELS IN A SECOND LANGUAGE: THE ROLE OF OBJECT FUNCTIONS Samantha Bailey, Jui Bhagwat, Giulia Palaia Santa Clara University
PRIMING THE INITIAL SYLLABLE OF MULTISYLLABIC WORDS WITH VARIABLE METRICAL FRAMES 1Isabella Man, 2Lillian Hunter-Reay, 3Peter Krause, 2Alan Kawamoto 1University of California, Santa Cruz, 2University of California at Santa Cruz, 3California State University Channel Islands Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 57
PATTERNS OF LANGUAGE USE DURING NATURALISTIC CAREGIVER- CHILD INTERACTIONS IN SCHOOL-AGE SPANISH-ENGLISH SEQUENTIAL BILINGUALS Arlyn Mora Barron, Janet Bang, Virginia Marchman, Anne Fernald Stanford University
INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF VERBAL AND NONVERBAL BEHAVIORS FOR CHILDREN’S LATER LANGUAGE PROCESSING AND VOCABULARY Joel Ramirez, Arlyn Mora Barron, Janet Bang, Manuel Bohn, Virginia Marchman, Anne Fernald Stanford University
THE POWER OF BOOK SHARING AT 2 YEARS: A STUDY OF RECITED AND SPONTANEOUS SPEECH IN DIVERSE, ENGLISH-SPEAKING FAMILIES Sophia Gamboa, Janet Bang, Virginia Marchman, Anne Fernald Stanford University
SPONTANEOUS SPEECH DURING NATURALISTIC BOOK-SHARING AND PLAY INTERACTIONS AMONG 24-MONTH-OLD ENGLISH-SPEAKING FAMILIES Shriya Anand, Janet Bang, Virginia Marchman, Anne Fernald Stanford University
DO FAMILIES HAVE PERSONALITY TYPOLOGIES?: A NOVEL LATENT PROFILE ANALYSIS APPLICATION 1Kayla Garner, 2Kathleen Preston, 1Netasha Pizano 1California State University Fullerton, 2California State University, Fullerton
THE COSTLY AVOIDANCE OF PATHOGEN (CAP) SCALE: APPLYING A BIFACTOR MODEL TO A NOVEL DISGUST SENSITIVITY MEASURE 1Kayla Garner, 2Courtney Scaramella, Aaron Lukazewski, 1Brianna Ruff, 2Kathleen Preston 1California State University Fullerton, 2California State University, Fullerton
IMMIGRANT PARENT-CHILD’S PERCEPTIONS ON EDUCATION THROUGH THE GENERATIONS Alexandra Genissa Llamas Irvine Valley College
VERBAL AND PERFORMANCE IQ’S RELATIONSHIP WITH SOCIOCULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC BACKGROUNDS IN BILINGUAL HISPANIC CHILDREN 1Ralph Carlson, 1Bianca Chavez, 2Carlo Flores, 1Hilda Medrano 1The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, 2University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Western Psychological Association | Page 58
DATA FROM A SCIENTIFIC MUSEUM SHOWS EVIDENCE FOR COMPRESSION PROCESSES IN WORKING MEMORY 1Fabien Mathy, 2Ori Friedman, 3Nicolas Gauvrit 1Université Côte d’Azur, 2University of Waterloo, 3Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes
FULLERTON LONGITUDINAL STUDY 1Netasha Pizano, 1Kayla Garner, 2Jazmin Pulido, 2Kathleen Preston, 2Emily Cheng, 3Allen Gottfried, 4Adele Gottfried, 5Diana Guerin, 2Pamella Oliver, 2Michelle C . Ramos, 6Ron Riggio
1California State University Fullerton, 2California State University, Fullerton, 3Fullerton Longitudinal Study, 4California State University, Northridge, 5Cal State Fullerton, 6Claremont McKenna College
SYMPOSIUM 01:00 PM - 02:15 PM On-Demand A
CULTURALLY RELEVANT FACTORS IN PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH RISK IN LATINA MOTHER/CHILD DYADS Kimberly D’anna-Hernandez California State University San Marcos
SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS, ACCULTURATION AND PRENATAL DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN WOMEN OF MEXICAN DESCENT Gabriela Gutierrez (California State University San Marcos)
PROVIDER CONSISTENCY ON MEDICAL MISTRUST, PERCEIVED PROVIDER SUPPORT AND SATISFACTION AMONG PREDOMINANTLY LATINA PRENATAL CARE PATIENTS Gladys Gonzalez Matias (California State University San Marcos)
THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF SOCIOCULTURAL STRESSORS IN MEXICAN- AMERICAN WOMEN ON THEIR INFANT’S EARLY BRAIN DEVELOPMENT . Darya Sarsar (California State University San Marcos)
EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF POSTPARTUM MATERNAL ANXIETY AND ACCULTURATIVE STRESS ON CHILD’S INHIBITORY BEHAVIOR DURING THE PRESCHOOL AGE Karen Montiel (California University San Marcos)
CROSS-CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN EMOTIONAL INHIBITION AMONG PRESCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN Elizabeth Ochoa Sierra (California State University San Marcos) Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 59
SYMPOSIUM 01:00 PM - 02:15 PM On-Demand D
THE “DARK SIDE” OF NATURE: ASSESSING EMOTION, THREAT AND REACTIONS TO THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT 1Dani’ Sheppard, 1Jen Peterson, 2Ethan McMahan 1University of Alaska Fairbanks, 2Western Oregon University
FEAR AND FASCINATION: ASSESSMENT OF THREATS IN THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT Jennifer Peterson & Dani’ Sheppard (University of Alaska Fairbanks)
THE IMPACT OF NATURE CONNECTEDNESS ON AFFECTIVE RESPONSES TO NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS Ethan McMahan (Western Oregon University)
INDICATORS OF POOR WELL-BEING IN RESPONSE TO EXTREME NATURAL LIGHTING CONDITIONS IN THE ARCTIC Dani’ Sheppard, Jennifer Peterson (University of Alaska Fairbanks) & Ethan McMahan (Western Oregon University)
AFFECTIVE RESPONSES TO NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS DEPEND ON HUMAN IMPACT Ethan McMahan (Western Oregon University)
SYMPOSIUM 01:00 PM - 02:15 PM On-Demand G
SHOWCASE OF INTERNATIONALLY-FOCUSED DISSERTATIONS 1Satoko Kimpara, 2Lynette Bikos 1Palo Alto University, 2Seattle Pacific University
INTERACTION BETWEEN PERSONALITY AND AGE ON HEALTH STATUS AMONG OLDER ADULTS IN NEW ZEALAND Charissa Hosseini (Palo Alto University), Fiona Alpass (Massey University) & Lisa M . Brown, (Palo Alto University)
SLEEP AND EMOTIONAL STRESSORS IN MARS ANALOG SIMULATION CREW Afik Faerman (Palo Alto University, Stanford University) & Jamie M . Zeitzer (Stanford University) Western Psychological Association | Page 60
SEARCHING FOR AN EMOTIONAL FACE IN A CROWD: ANXIETY EFFECTS ON PERIPHERAL INFORMATION PROCESSING, AS DETERMINED BY GAZE- CONTINGENT MOVING WINDOWS Yen Ju Lee (University of Detroit Mercy)
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND EMPOWERING SETTINGS: A CASE EXAMINATION OF A GRASSROOTS AGENCY IN INDIA Suvarna V . Menon (Northern Illinois University) & Nicole E . Allen (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
PAPER SESSION 01:00 PM - 02:15 PM On-Demand E
INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL AND HUMAN FACTORS
13:15 AN EMPIRICAL REFLECTION ON FOLLOWERSHIP AND SENSITIVITY TO SOCIAL INJUSTICE Chang-Ho Ji, Patrina Jamieson, James Daniels La Sierra University
13:30 EXPLORING FORMS OF ENVY AND THE PROCLIVITY TO SEXUALLY HARASS: THE ROLE OF MALICIOUS ENVY 1Christopher Warren, 2Christopher Linn, 1Brenda Estrada, 1Emily Stranger, 1Yoanna Ishak, 1Reyna Y . Valdez 1California State University, Long Beach, 2Southern University of New Orleans
13:45 EFFECTS OF ACCENT AND GENDER ON HIRING DECISIONS FOR ENTRY LEVEL SOFTWARE ENGINEERS Rachel Windsor, Sabina Patel, Jonathan Rodriguez, Sandra Trafalis, Megumi Hosoda San Jose State University
14:00 VOLATILITY IN EXPECTATIONS WHILE AWAITING IMPORTANT NEWS Melissa Wilson, Kate Sweeny University of California, Riverside Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 61
PAPER SESSION 01:00 PM - 02:15 PM On-Demand I
PSYCHOLOGY AND THE LAW
13:00 AN EXPECTED COST MODEL OF EYEWITNESS IDENTIFICATION 1Yueran Yang, 2Laura Smalarz, 1Sarah Moody, 1Jean Cabell, 1Chris Copp 1University of Nevada, Reno, 2Arizona State University
13:15 LONG-TERM MEMORY FOR PHYSICAL TOUCH: TRAUMA EXPERIENCE AND ATTACHMENT SECURITY 1Yan Wang, 1Gail Goodman, 2Deborah Goldfarb, 3Lauren Gonzalves, 1Daisy Vidales, 1Yuerui Wu, 4Mitchell Eisen 1University of California, Davis, 2Florida International University, 3University of California Davis, 4California State University, Los Angeles
13:30 NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF INSANITY: RACE, MENTAL HEALTH, AND SOCIAL DOMINANCE ORIENTATION . Stephanie Souter Humboldt State University
13:45 USING THE THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR AND PROCEDURAL JUSTICE THEORY TO ASSESS THE INTENT TO REPORT CRIME 1Mary Gauthier, 1Elijah Arzate, 2Heather Butler 1California State University, Dominguez Hills, 2California State University Dominguez Hills
14:00 VOICE, NEUTRALITY, RESPECT, AND TRUST: ASSESSING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN OBSERVED MEASURES OF PROCEDURAL JUSTICE IN JUVENILE JUSTICE CASES AND JUVENILE BEHAVIORAL OUTCOMES Victoria Knoche, Shawn Marsh University of Nevada, Reno
SYMPOSIUM 01:00 PM - 02:30 PM On-Demand H
LIFESTYLE-BASED FACTORS TO COMBAT CHRONIC INFLAMMATION: IMPROVING PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH Cheryl Chancellor-Freeland San Jose State University
LINKING CHRONIC INFLAMMATION TO MENTAL HEALTH David Han and Cheryl Chancellor-Freeland (San Jose State University) Western Psychological Association | Page 62
NUTRITIONAL PSYCHIATRY: A REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE Michael Namekata (University of Kansas)
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: WHAT CAN’T IT IMPROVE? Jeremy McLeod (University of Kansas)
BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS OF A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE Stephanie Punt (University of Kansas)
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM Live 1
TIME BOMB: HOW THE WESTERN CONCEPTION OF INTELLIGENCE IS TAKING DOWN HUMANITY
Robert J. Sternberg Cornell University
The Western conception of intelligence is taking down humanity and other species as well . It is estimated that over 1 million species are already extinct or on the way toward extinction and we may be next . Historically, intelligence has been defined as the “ability to adapt to the environment .” Humans, instead, are rapaciously and often gleefully destroying the environment . Meanwhile, massive wildfires, hurricanes, droughts, pollution, epidemics, and other disasters exacerbated by human behavior are causing devastation worldwide . Ironically, IQs--supposed measures of intelligence--rose two standard deviations during the 20th century, while people devastated the very environments upon which their own lives--and those of future generations--depend . I propose an alternative conception of adaptive intelligence, containing elements of creative, analytical, practical, and wise thinking used to adapt to rather than destroy the conditions that make our existence possible .
Biography: Robert J . Sternberg is Professor of Human Development at Cornell University and Honorary Professor of Psychology at the University of Heidelberg, Germany . His PhD is from Stanford and he has been awarded 13 honorary doctorates . He has won the Grawemeyer, William James, and James McKeen Cattell Awards . He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the National Academy of Education . He is past-President of the American Psychological Association, Eastern Psychological Association, and Federation of Associations in the Brains and Behavioral Sciences . Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 63
TEACHING CONFERENCE 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM Live 2
WANTED: INNOVATIONS FOR CAREER EXPLORATION IN PSYCHOLOGY (A COMMUNITY BRAIN DUMP EXPERIENCE) Jaye Van Kirk San Diego Mesa College
SYMPOSIUM 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM On-Demand K
TRAIT MINDFULNESS, ADHD, AND SYMPTOM BURDEN MANIFESTATION Maria Dragulin, Nicole Baggett, Tyree Dingle, Claudia Jacova Pacific University
INTRODUCTION TO TRAIT MINDFULNESS Tyree Dingle, MS, Pacific University
TRAIT MINDFULNESS AND ADULT ADHD Maria Dragulin, MS, Pacific University
ADULT ADHD DIAGNOSTIC SUBGROUP CHARACTERISTICS IN A COMMUNITY SAMPLE Nicole Baggett, MS, Pacific University
POSTER SESSION 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM Posters
BRAIN FUNCTION/PHYSIOLOGY/ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY AND SENSORY PERCEPTION, PERCEPTION, & PERCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT POSTER SESSION 2
HEMISPHERIC ASYMMETRIC ACTIVATION INVESTIGATION ON EMOTIONAL PROCESSING Chiwei Yu, Gabriela Perez, Aming Kono California State University, Los Angeles
A NEGATIVITY BIAS DEFICIENCY IN SCHIZOTYPY: A LATE POSITIVE POTENTIAL STUDY 1Richard Hurtado, 2Natalie Paredes, 1Natalie Gevoglanian, 3Sun-Mee Kang 1California State University Northridge, 2California State University, Northridge, 3Cal State University Northridge Western Psychological Association | Page 64
EXAMINING THE ROLE OF NEGATIVE MOOD REGULATION IN A 12-WEEK COGNITIVE REHABILITATION PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY-DWELLING SURVIVORS OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY 1Daniel A Ignacio, 2Dylan Serpas, 1Yuliana Fernandez, 2Sonali Bargotra 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton
EFFECTS OF TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION (TDCS) OVER FRONTAL, PARIETAL, TEMPORAL, OCCIPITAL CORTICES ON DURATION DISCRIMINATION . Christophe Le Dantec, Mirna Gomez, Paige Ward, Jessica Taff, Elisaelena Enriquez, Mei-Li Chiang, Aram Dimitri, Mikayla Conneen, Diana Quiroz, Regina Leach La Sierra University
FMRI STUDY OF SPEECH IMITATION ABILITY Kayoko Okada, Annika Dinulos, Emma Murphy Loyola Marymount University
NEURAL CORRELATES OF ANXIETY DISORDERS AND PARKINSON’S DISEASE 1Joseph Bunch, 1Carmen Uribe, 2Halbert Beaver, 1Holly Timblin, 2Jacob Jones 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University San Bernardino
THE ECCENTRICITY OF VISUAL STIMULI AFFECTS THE PARTICIPANTS’ PERFORMANCE AND EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS RECORDED DURING A DURATION DISCRIMINATION TASK . Christophe Le Dantec, Mirna Gomez, Paige Ward, Daniel Bazan, Jessica Taff, Elisaelena Enriquez, Aram Dimitri, Diana Quiroz, Mei-Li Chiang, Regina Leach La Sierra University
THE ROLE OF MEMORY ON LANGUAGE PROCESSING: OSCILLATORY EVIDENCE 1Beverly Cotter, 2Eleonora Rossi, 2Megan Nakamura 1California State Polytechnic University Pomona, 2University of Florida
BLOCKED VS RANDOM MIXED DESIGN: MASKED REPETITION PRIMING USING EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS Emily Akers, Stephanie Osmond, Katherine Midgley, Phillip Holcomb San Diego State University
ANTAGONISM OF NMDA GLUTAMATERGIC TRANSMISSION DISRUPTS PATH INTEGRATION IN RAT ANTERIOR THALAMIC HEAD DIRECTION CELLS . Cole Tichenor, Nataliya Craighead, Cassidy Gibson, Ivylynn Pastor, Jeffrey Calton California State University, Sacramento Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 65
COORDINATE-BASED META-ANALYSIS OF FUNCTIONAL NEUROIMAGING STUDIES OF SPECIFIC PHOBIA Yessica Casas, Chris Miller California State University, Fresno
CULTURAL MEANINGFULNESS AS A MODERATOR OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COMPASSION AND THE EXPERIENCE OF SUFFERING Dakota Moore, Larry Stevens Northern Arizona University
SPONTANEOUS EYE BLINK RATE CORRELATES OF ATTENTIONAL CONTROL FOR FOOD CUES Todd Watson, Alexa Hanson, Ericka Eyton Lewis & Clark College
MEASURING NEURAL CORRELATES OF LONG-TERM MEMORY RECOGNITION THROUGH EEG Isabella Raman, Robert Blumenfeld California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
DETERMINING FACTORS OF BETA ENHANCEMENT AND SUPPRESSION Sarah Kline Northern Arizona University
FUNCTIONAL NEUROIMAGING OF POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER: A META-ANALYSIS Jessica stoltenberg, Kollin Grunberg California State University, Fresno
REDUCED BASELINE CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW PREDICTS DECLINE IN EVERYDAY FUNCTIONING IN NONDEMENTED OLDER ADULTS 1Danielle Sanchez, 2Kelsey Thomas, Ph .D ., 3Emily Edmonds, 2Katherine Bangen 1San Diego State University, 2University of California, San Diego, 3Veterans Affairs San Diego Healthcare System
SMILING BY WAY OF ZYGOMATIC ELECTRICAL STIMULATION: INVESTIGATING THE FACIAL FEEDBACK HYPOTHESIS Laura Warren Irvine Valley College Western Psychological Association | Page 66
FUNCTIONAL NEUROIMAGING OF REMITTED MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER: A META-ANALYSIS Sarah Saravia, Alejandro Garcia Jr ., Jannine Balakid, Chris Miller California State University, Fresno
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF THE EFFECT OF BILINGUALISM ON PERCEPTUAL PROCESSING Sallie McLees, Jose Nanez, Steve Holloway, Elizabeth Dobre Arizona State University
MODIFIABLE LIFESTYLE PROTECTIVE FACTORS PREDICT BRAIN AGE ACROSS THREE DECADES 1Teresa Warren, 2Carol Franz, 2Sean Hatton, 3Riki Slayday, 2William Kremen 1San Diego State University, 2University of California, San Diego, 3The Pennsylvania State University
THE EFFECT OF BRAINWAVE ENTRAINMENT ON EYEBLINK CONDITIONING Kevin Velasquez, Neema Mohseni, Ashlee Cortinas, Kaylin Schirmer, Snyder Jessie, Alana Luong, Banzon Lorenzo, Cheryl Chancellor-Freeland San Jose State University
KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON: MOOD EFFECTS AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES ON EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES 1Elsa Mastico, 2Ralf Greenwald 1Central Washington University, 2Central Washington University
HOW DOES EARLY PARENTAL CARE ALTER OXYTOCIN RECEPTOR EXPRESSION IN THE BRAIN AND BONDING BEHAVIOR? Susanna Zheng, Adele Seelke, Karen Bales UC Davis
HIPPOCAMPAL THETA RHYTHM CONTRIBUTES TO THE DIRECTIONAL STABILITY OF THE HEAD DIRECTION CELL NETWORK Ivylynn Pastor, Cassidy Gibson, Mitzi Hurtado, Jeffrey Calton California State University, Sacramento
A META-ANALYSIS OF NEUROIMAGING STUDIES ON CATEGORY- SPECIFIC ACTIVATIONS: FINDINGS OF CONSISTENCY AND REASONS FOR INCONSISTENCY Kimberly Derderian, Lang Chen Santa Clara University Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 67
CAN FALSE MEMORIES PRIME THE DETECTION OF UNEXPECTED OBJECTS IN AN INATTENTIONAL BLINDNESS TASK? Alexander Baker, Dustin Calvillo California State University San Marcos
TASK DEMANDS INFLUENCE EYE-HEAD COORDINATION Gabrielle Blanch, Brianna McGee University of California, Riverside
INTERFERENCE BETWEEN WORD AND DURATION IN A VISUAL DURATION DISCRIMINATION TASK: A TEMPORAL STROOP EFFECT . 1Christophe Le Dantec, 1Mirna Gomez, 1Jessica Taff, 1Elisaelena Enriquez, Paige Ward, 1Diana Quiroz, 1Regina Leach, 2Mohamed Rebai 1La Sierra University, 2UFR de Psychologie, Sociologie & Sciences de l’Education
THE EXAMINATION OF ATTENTIONAL BIAS AND STATISTICS ANXIETY IN GRADUATE STUDENTS: AN APPROXIMATE REPLICATION 1Preeti Pental, 1Paul Michael, 2Minh-Hao Tran 1Pacific University, 2Pacific University School of Graduate Psychology
THE EFFECT OF ANXIETY ON SPATIAL NEGATIVE PRIMING WITH EMOTIONAL STIMULI 1Jasmine Bonsel, 2Hideya Koshino 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University
ATTENTION RESTORATION THEORY: THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT ON DIRECT ATTENTION Rosy Patel University of San Francisco
THE IMPACT OF A PRESCHOOL MINDFULNESS PROGRAM: EFFECTS ON ATTENTION AND TASK PERSISTENCE Lauren Kemble, Jui Bhagwat Santa Clara University
IMPATIENCE AND TASK-RUSHING: THE ROLE OF UNCOOPERATIVE TECHNOLOGY Rozhin Afshar, Michael Faber Woodbury University Western Psychological Association | Page 68
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN CHILDREN’S ATTENTIONAL PATTERNS DURING A JOINT ACTIVITY 1Sylvia Liu, 2Lucia Alcala, 1Vanessa Barragan, 1Vanessa Garcia, 1Yumeko Minei 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton
THE EFFECTS OF HEART RATE VARIABILITY AND EMOTION REGULATION ON ATTENTIONAL BIAS 1Tasmia Alam, 2Miguel Arana, 2Sabrina Brooks,Blake Busick, 1Nicholas Piper, 2Elle Watt 1California State University, Channel Islands, 2California State University Channel Islands
SELF-REPORTED CONCUSSION HISTORY IMPACTS ATTENTIONAL AND MOTOR INHIBITION Paige Bailey, Dan McCarthy Western Oregon University
TIME DOING SPORTS AS AN INDICATOR TO THE MOTIVATION INTERVENTION OUTCOME IN INHIBITORY CONTROL 1Yuya Xu, 1Lara Barakat, 1Shireen Khan, 1Susanne M . Jaeggi, 2Francesca Trane, 1Masha Jones 1University of California, Irvine, 2University of Colorado Boulder
LOW WAIST-TO-HIP RATIOS POP OUT IN VISUAL SEARCH Arianna Stone, Jaime Cloud, Dan McCarthy, Emily Beck, Niki Costello, Victoria E . Greer, Morgan Haskett Western Oregon University
THE EFFECTS OF STIMULANT MEDICATION ON IQ SCORES IN CHILDREN WITH ADHD 1Sabrina Pham, 1Kaitlly Zhu, 1Shireen Khan, 1Lara Barakat, 2Francesca Trane, 1Masha Jones, 1Susanne M . Jaeggi 1University of California, Irvine, 2University of Colorado Boulder
THE INFLUENCE OF EMOTION ON THE PERCEPTION OF THE UNCANNY VALLEY Sarah Sirota, Constance Jones California State University, Fresno
EYE CONTACT DURING POLITICAL CONVERSATION DEPENDS ON BOTH LEVEL OF AGREEMENT AND CONVERSATIONAL ROLE Sam Light California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 69
MODERATE AEROBIC EXERCISE IMPROVE SPEECH IDENTIFICATION ABILITY 1Irene Qazi, 2Lakyn Kearns, 1Kayoko Okada 1Loyola Marymount University, 2University of Arizona
THE CURIOUS TALE OF JULIE AND MARK REVISITED: DOES SEXUAL AROUSAL INHIBIT SOCIOMORAL DISGUST? Ellery Nelson, Anissia Hughes, Alissa Antilla Whitman College
EMOTION RECOGNITION IN DEAF, HARD-OF-HEARING, AND HEARING ADULTS Emily Crowl Irvine Valley College
DIFFERENCE IN EMOTIONAL PERCEPTION OF GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT TEXT MESSAGES BETWEEN GENERATIONS Elisabeth Tracy Irvine Valley College
CORRELATION BETWEEN HEALTHY LIFESTYLES, MACULAR PIGMENT OCULAR DENSITY, AND PSYCHOPHYSICAL RESPONSES 1April Knife, 1Jose Nanez, 1Ethan Gilmore, 2Avile Htoo, 1Ana Maldonado, 2Belinda Mulry, 2Saul Flores Montoya, 2Melissa Duran, 1Alexandra Adarmes, 1Connor McKeon, 2Katarina Kunert, 1Steve Holloway 1Arizona State University, 2Arizona State University West Campus
AXIS-ALIGNED MOTION BIAS OCCURS IN PREDICTING PUNCH LOCATION OF OPPONENT BOXERS 1David Jarrett, 1Steve Holloway, 1Jose Nanez, 1Jairo Gutierrez, 2Belinda Mulry 1Arizona State University, 2Arizona State University West Campus
CRITICALLY EVALUATING WEBSITE CREDIBILITY: WEBSITE AND VISUAL FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE PERCEPTIONS OF ONLINE MENTAL HEALTH INFORMATION Mikayla Kimery, Kara Gabriel Central Washington University
ODOR LEARNING RATES IN ELDERLY AND YOUNG PARTICIPANTS ON THE BRIEF CVLT 3 AND BRIEF COLT 3 Conner Frank, Claire Murphy San Diego State University Western Psychological Association | Page 70
PERCEPTIONS OF POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE AFFECT DUE TO BACKGROUND COLOR Rebecca Moore Dominican University of California
THE PEAK-END EFFECT ON THE EVALUATION OF SIMPLE AND COMPLEX EXPERIENCES Luke Kuo, Lynn Yang Irvine Valley College
TECHNOLOGY-INDUCED INATTENTIONAL BLINDNESS Christian Beltran, Odette Khut, Thomas Stea, Kiana Hada, Lea Ann Kruse Irvine Valley College
EXPLORING THE INTERACTION BETWEEN GENDER AND LOW-LEVEL BEHAVIORAL CHANGES IN PERCEPTIONS OF DECEPTION Li-Hsin Chen, Nicholas Duran Arizona state university
CAN STRESS CHANGE SENSORY PERCEPTION? Carly Flynn, Kayla Gorenstein, Conner Frank, Claire Murphy San Diego State University
THE EFFECTS OF TASTE ON PRESENT AND RECALLED MOOD/AFFECT 1Marisol Brito, 1Arlene Martinez, 2Carolena Supancheck-Marcucci, 1Jennifer Trevitt 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University ofFullerton
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES: STRESS AND TIME DURATION PERSPECTIVES Ashley Tedesco (Research-Experimental Grad Student), David Han, Cheryl Chancellor- Freeland, Ashlee Cortinas, Odalis Castellanos San Jose State university
STATISTICS WORKSHOP 02:00 PM - 04:00 PM On-Demand A
CONDUCTING META-ANALYSIS IN JAMOVI (WITHDRAWN) W . Kyle Hamilton University of California, Merced
This workshop is aimed to provide a practical and non-technical guide to conducting a meta- analysis using the statistical software platform Jamovi . Topics covered include model selection, publication bias, detection of heterogeneity, common effect sizes and the generation of graphics and plots . Jamovi is free and open-source software that is uniquely suited to meeting Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 71
the needs of researchers by providing them with both a spreadsheet-like interface for inputting study data as well as simple and intuitive menus for analyzing results . Further, this software improves transparency and reproducibility of the results by generating R code which allows for the results to be verified independently .
Biography: W . Kyle Hamilton is a fifth-year psychological science Ph .D . student at the University of California, Merced . They are the author of MAJOR (Meta-Analysis JamOvi R) a software module for the Jamovi statistical platform . His research interests include childhood adversity, electronic cigarettes, emotion regulation, and meta-analysis
PAPER SESSION 02:15 PM - 03:00 PM On-Demand E
SOCIAL ISSUES
14:15 “WOULD IT TAKE TOO MUCH?”: THE IMPACT OF FIXED VERSUS GROWTH MINDSET ON PERCEPTIONS OF COSTS IN STEM 1Vitorino da Rosa, 2Sei Jin Ko, 1David Marx, 1Guadalupe Rosas 1San Diego State University, 2SDSU
14:30 “FAMILY MATTERS”: SHARED FAMILY EXPERIENCES CREATE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN STUDENTS AND PEER ROLE MODELS 1Guadalupe Rosas, 1David Marx, 2Sei Jin Ko, 1Vitorino da Rosa 1San Diego State University, 2SDSU
14:45 THE BACKUP PLAN: WOMEN’S PERCEPTIONS OF SINGLE MOTHERHOOD BY CHOICE VS . CIRCUMSTANCE 1Siri Wilder, 2Christina Scott, 2Justine Bennett 1University of Texas at Dallas, 2Whittier College
TEACHING CONFERENCE 02:30 PM - 03:30 PM Live 2
POSITIVE STRATEGIES FOR HIGH IMPACT PRACTICE Jane Halonen University of West Florida Western Psychological Association | Page 72
SYMPOSIUM 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM On-Demand H
INCLUSION AND EXCLUSION IN POPULAR CULTURE FANDOMS 1Maricela Correa, 2Luz Andrino, 3Omar Ruvalcaba, 4Yvette Apatiga, 4Angela Stranger, 5Danielle Kohfeldt, 4Hannah Cho, 3Michelle Andrea Moreno 1CSULB, 2California State University Northridge, 3California State University, Northridge, 4California State University, Long Beach, 5California State University Long Beach
ARE YOU GAME: FANS REACTIONS TO ESPORTS FEMALE TEAMS Michelle A . Moreno/California State University, Northridge
OK, BOOMER? ATTITUDES ABOUT INCLUSION AMONG EMERGING ADULTS IN POP CULTURE FANDOMS Maricela Correa-Chavez/California State University, Long Beach
WOMEN’S EXPERIENCES IN ESPORTS GAMING COMMUNITIES Danielle Kohfledt/California State University, Long Beach
SYMPOSIUM 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM On-Demand E
BRAIN SMOG: IS AIR POLLUTION WORSENING MENTAL HEALTH? Cheryl Chancellor-Freeland, David Han San Jose State University
HOW BAD AIR IMPACTS THE BRAIN Cheryl Chancellor-Freeland, Coleene Morton and Kaylin Schirmer (San Jose State University)
GROWING EVIDENCE FOR THE DIFFERENTIAL IMPACT OF AIR POLLUTION DURING EARLY AND LATE STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT . Elizabeth Ortega Kaylin Schirmer (San Jose State University)
WHAT CAN BE DONE TO REDUCE THE MENTAL HEALTH RISK DUE TO POOR AIR QUALITY? David Han and Ashley Tedesco Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 73
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM Live 1
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS: LESSONS FROM AFFECTIVE SCIENCE Stacey N . Doan Claremont McKenna College and City of Hope National Medical Center
Central to human existence, emotions characterize all aspects of our lives . In this talk, Dr . Doan will discuss themes and lessons derived from the past several decades of research on emotion . In particular, she will highlight the important functions of both positive and negative emotions, how individual personality shapes emotional experiences, and the role of emotions in shaping trajectories of health and happiness .
Biography: Dr . Doan, received her PhD from Cornell University . Her work focuses on examining the biological, social and individual correlates of physical health and psychological well being . She has been awarded early career awards by the Western Psychological Association, the American Psychological Association and the Society for Research on Child Development . Her research is funded by the National Institutes of Health and multiple foundations and has been published in the top developmental and health journals .
PAPER SESSION 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM On-Demand G
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
15:00 CHANGES IN MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT IN COLLEGE STUDENTS, 2018 - 2019 Martin Seehuus, Robert Moeller Middlebury College
15:15 MINDFULNESS IS DIRECTLY AND INDIRECTLY RELATED TO EMOTIONAL DISTRESS FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC STRESSORS Christine D Scher California State University, Fullerton
15:30 ADDICTIVE TECHNOLOGY: PREVALENCE AND POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS OF PROBLEMATIC SOCIAL MEDIA USE 1Andrew Downs, 2Chloe Tanega 1University of Portland, 2Boston College Western Psychological Association | Page 74
15:45 EXAMINING CONNECTIONS BETWEEN PATHOLOGICAL NARCISSISM AND LONELINESS David Kealy University of British Columbia
POSTER SESSION 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM Posters
POSTER SESSION 3
AN INVESTIGATION OF SEXISM IN RELATION TO SELF-ESTEEM AND ATTACHMENT STYLE Jessica Bustos, Linda Kline California State University, Chico
FIT VS . FRIEND: HOW CONTEXT AND (PERCEIVED) SOURCE IMPACTS THE DEFAULT EFFECT Kaitlyn Marlow, Benjamin Hansen, Tonya M . Buchanan, Joshua Buchanan Central Washington University
SCULPTING THE IDEAL SELF (PART 2 OF 2): CARE, RELATIONAL GENERATIVITY AND THE MICHELANGELO PHENOMENON Conner Schilling, Victoria Mackey, Janessa Lin, Joel Sagawa, Michael Leffel, Ross Oakes Mueller Point Loma Nazarene University
FOCUSING ON THE BIGGER (NOT SKINNIER) PICTURE: THE ROLE OF CONSTRUAL LEVEL IN APPEARANCE COMPARISONS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Kahana Wong, Kathryn Bruchmann, Maggie Head, Lindsay Baerg Santa Clara University
BELIEVING I’M BETTER BUT FEELING WORSE: NARCISSISM & SOCIAL COMPARISON Bianca Gonzalez, Amanda Dunning, Kathryn Bruchmann Santa Clara University
WARM OR INTELLIGENT: HOW STATUS AFFECTS SELF PRESENTATION Lavander Sesody University of San Francisco Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 75
TRUMP AND IDENTITY: SOCIO-POLITICAL PREDICTORS OF IDENTITY CONTINUITY 1Logan Ashworth, 2Lily Syfers, 1Adrian Lopez, 3Miranda Borges, 1Jonathan Broadhurst, 1Rodrigo Mendez 1Humboldt State University, 2University of Alberta, 3Humboldt State Univeristy
ATTITUDES TOWARD GAY MEN: CONTACT, THREAT, AND PREJUDICE Danielle Siegel, Joseph Pang, Hannah Ferguson Humboldt State University
EFFECT OF A GROUP’S GENDER DIVERSITY ON JUDGMENTS OF ITS ETHNORACIAL DIVERSITY Yazmine Mijalli, Paul Price California State University, Fresno
ARE YOU #COUPLEGOALS? 1Iysha Rafiq, 2Marivel Ferrer, 2Valeria Rodriguez, 2Alejandra Mendoza, 2Carlin Vartaniyan 1California State University, Stanislaus, 2California State University Stanislaus
LOCUS OF CONTROL CLASSIFICATIONS IN INDIVIDUALS WITH IMPOSTOR PHENOMENON 1Allison Ruger, 1Jennifer Dooley, 2Anne Duran 1California State University Bakersfield, 2CSU Bakersfield
LOOKING AWAY FROM OTHER PEOPLE’S PAIN? PREDICTORS AND CONSEQUENCES Aldo D Caballero, Ben Davidson, Ahuti Goyal, Birgit Koopmann-Holm Santa Clara University
EXAMINING BEM’S SEX ROLES AS A FACTOR IN PERCEPTIONS OF SCHOOL SHOOTERS Adam Austin, Justin Trang Columbia Basin College
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BIG FIVE PERSONALITY TRAITS AND POLITICAL BELIEFS Amanda Tarin, Adina Corke California State University Fullerton
EMPATHIC CONCERN’S IN-GROUP BIAS Gargi Kulkarni, Bernadette Muniz, Michael Cassens Irvine Valley College Western Psychological Association | Page 76
WORKPLACE GENDER BIAS: ARE YOU MORE LIKELY TO PROMOTE A MAN OVER A WOMAN Soren Rasmussen, Behnaz Dadgar, Bayan Zamani, Nab Zamani Irvine Valley College
THE EFFECTS OF SELF-ESTEEM ON IMPOSTOR PHENOMENON 1Maritza Segura, 2Christopher Markley, 2Tyler Ensor, 3Anne Duran 1California State University Bakersfield, 2California State University, Bakersfield, 3CSU Bakersfield
SCIENCE IDENTITY SCALE MEASUREMENT OF STUDENTS PERSISTING IN THE STEM FIELD Anthony Mendez California State University Long Beach
THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND PERSONAL MESSAGING IN DATING RELATIONSHIPS Kieran Sullivan, Coppola Chloe, Uma Ramesh, Jordyn Fahey Santa Clara University
ACADEMIC SUCCESS AMONG THE RAGS AND THE RICHES: DOES SELF- COMPASSION PLAY A ROLE? Megan Wynecoop, Myly Nguyen Whitworth University
REFLECTING ON MORAL SHORTCOMINGS LEADS TO SELF-UNCERTAINTY AND MORAL DOWNPLAYING Heather Reynolds, Enicia Fegurgur, Rodrigo Mendez, Jordan Mcdowell, Zoe Burg Humboldt State University
UNPOPULAR NORMS AMONG UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Sara Lieber University of Oregon
CHANGING SELF-PERCEPTIONS OF ETHNIC BIAS IN RESPONSE TO FEEDBACK: THE ROLE OF DEFENSIVENESS AND GUILT Bianca Hinojosa, Jennifer Howell University of California, Merced
THE EFFECTS OF PRIMED PARENTAL DISENGAGEMENT ON THE PROJECTED RISKY BEHAVIORS OF MEN AND WOMEN 1Cole Lancaster, 2Raquel Medeiros, 2Sophie Sinclair, 3Lisa Bohon 1California State University Sacramento, 2California State University, Sacramento, 3CSU Sacramento Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 77
ARE RACE AND WEIGHT FACTORS TOWARD SEEING MEN AS WARM AND COMPETENT? USING THE STEREOTYPE CONTENT MODEL TO EXAMINE EXPLICIT STEREOTYPES Tamara Franklin, Mary Alyssa Rancier, Lisa Harrison California State University, Sacramento
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERFECTIONISM AND HARDINESS 1Madison Adrian, 2Diane Pfahler 1Biola University, 2Crafton Hills College
A PATH MODEL PREDICTING IMPOSTOR PHENOMENON USING GRIT AND STRESS AS MEDIATORS FROM SELF-CONCEPT CLARITY Ciara Freitas, Kristi Simmons, Eric Phillips, Larry Meyers California State University, Sacramento
CONTACT AND ATTITUDES TOWARD HISPANICS Brittany Gutierrez, Hannah Ferguson, Chris Aberson Humboldt State University
PERSONALITY, DEMOGRAPHICS, AND BEHAVIOR IN A TRUST GAME 1Hannah Vidal, 1Catherine Mesick, 2Abraham Rutchick 1California State University, Northridge, 2CSU Northridge
LIFE HISTORY AND PERCEPTIONS OF A HYPOTHETICAL PARTNER: PROJECTIONS AND PREFERENCE FOR SIMILARITY 1Sophie Sinclair, 1Raquel Medeiros, 2Cole Lancaster, 3Lisa Bohon 1California State University, Sacramento, 2California State University Sacramento, 3CSU Sacramento
THE PERFECT SHOT: EFFECTS OF SNAPCHAT FILTERS ON THE PHYSICAL INSECURITIES AND SELF-ESTEEM OF FEMALE YOUNG ADULTS Inga Astsaturyan, Michael Faber Woodbury University
HOMETOWN TYPE AND PERCEPTION OF HOW BRAVERY IS FORMED Rebekah Jazdzewski, Jacie Brown, Kristen Vescera, Catherine Hausman, Bruce Bongar Palo Alto University
VIEWS OF EMOTIONS PREDICT INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN AVOIDED NEGATIVE AFFECT Jasmyn Burdsall, Birgit Koopmann-Holm Santa Clara University Western Psychological Association | Page 78
RELIGIOUS BELIEVERS ARE MORE LIKELY TO ATTRIBUTE LIFE AND INTELLIGENCE TO MACHINES 1Parker Anderson, 1Matthew R . Leitao, 1Maya Coronado, 2Abraham M . Rutchick 1California State University, Northridge, 2California State University Northridge
THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILIARITY ON EMPATHY AND PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR Emily Nhan University of San Francisco
ALCOHOL ABUSE, ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP QUALITY, AND SELF-ESTEEM AS PREDICTORS OF SUICIDAL IDEATION AND SUICIDE ATTEMPTS 1Emily Krmpotich, 1Nimisha Kumar, 2Jia Day, 3Pamela Russell, 1Greg Kim-Ju 1California State University, Sacramento, 2California State University of Sacramento, 3Educational Opportunity Program
A STRUCTURAL MEDIATION MODEL PREDICTING EMOTIONAL SELF-EFFICACY 1Kristi Simmons, 2Anna Astrein, 1Larry Meyers 1California State University, Sacramento, 2California State University: Sacramento
FORGIVE THEM, FORGIVE THEM NOT: THE ROLE OF REMORSE AND EMPATHY IN INTERPERSONAL FORGIVENESS Molly Mortensen Central Washington University
A STRUCTURAL MODEL EXAMINING GENDER ROLE ATTITUDES AND SELF- ESTEEM, MODERATED BY GENDER Samantha Waters California State University, Sacramento
BODY IMAGE AND SELF ESTEEM IN ATHLETES AND NON-ATHLETES Madalyn Christensen Dominican University of California
EFFECTS OF FAMILIAL INFLUENCE ON PSYCHOPATHY OUTCOMES Veronica Monarrez California State University Los Angeles
A PATH MODEL PREDICTING INVENTIVE THINKING USING EFFORT AS A MEDIATOR FROM EXTRAVERSION AND CONSCIENTIOUSNESS Amy Cole, Kristi Simmons, Larry Meyers California State University, Sacramento Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 79
DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE? PERSONALITY PRESENTED IN PHOTOS . Hannah Mather, Regan A . R . Gurung Oregon State University
PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF SOCIAL OVERLOAD IN SOCIAL NETWORK SERVICE (SNS) AND INTENTION TO QUIT EunSun Park Claremont Graduate University
EFFECTS OF MOVING A “REACH OUT” STATEMENT ON SYLLABI TO THE FRONT PAGE Noelle Galardi Oregon State University
PURPOSE IN LIFE AND CONSCIENTIOUSNESS: IS THE CORRELATION AGE DEPENDENT? Jeffrey Fischer, T .L . Brink Crafton Hills College
THE ROLE OF PERCEPTUAL BIASES AND RACIAL STEREOTYPES IN SIMULATED DECISION TO SHOOT Yi Xiao University of Washington Tacoma
EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PERSONALITY, SELF- AWARENESS, AND SELF-ESTEEM Peter Tan, Ana Nieto California State University, Fullerton
HOW DO STRIVINGS CHANGE IN COLLEGE? STRIVINGS AND STRIVING-BIG FIVE BEHAVIOR CONTINGENCIES OVER TIME Lev El-Askari, Erica Steinberg, Jake Kagel, Katherine Morris, Olivia Brady, Charleen J . Gust, Erik Noftle Willamette University
HOW DO ACTIVATED GOALS SHAPE TRAIT-RELEVANT BEHAVIOR? STRIVING- BIG FIVE BEHAVIOR CONTINGENCIES IN YOUNG ADULTS Katherine Morris, Olivia Brady, Erica Steinberg, Jake Kagel, Lev El-Askari, Charleen J . Gust, Erik Noftle Willamette University Western Psychological Association | Page 80
UNDERREPRESENTED STUDENTS REPORT WHAT THEY WISH THEY KNEW GOING INTO COLLEGE . 1Vanessa Campuzano, 1Tamara Dayton, 1Sean Flowers, 1Chelsie Lara, 1Mayra Mendez, 1Jeanene Morales, 1Javier Ponce, 2Matthew Jackson 1Cal State, LA, 2California State University, Los Angeles
UTILILIZATION OF FREE RESOURCES BY STUDENTS BASED ON FINANCIAL STATUS 1Oluyemisi Eshugbohungbe, 2Monet Rundlett 1California State University, Fullerton, 2CSU Fullerton
MOTIVATED MISIDENTIFICATION OF A COUNTER-ATTITUDINAL INFORMATION SOURCE William Crano, Eusebio Alvaro Claremont Graduate University
“I NURTURE THEM AND ALLOW THEM TO SELF-NURTURE”: THE IMPACT OF POSITIVE DISCIPLINE ON PARENTS AND THEIR CHILDREN Courtney Lanzi California State University, Long Beach
ATTITUDES TOWARD CRYING MODERATE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FACIAL EXPRESSIONS & CRYING BEHAVIOR Emilia Savini, Birgit Koopmann-Holm Santa Clara University
AN CLOSE EXAMINATION OF THOUGHT LISTING TASKS 1Destiney Johnson, 1Emily Arevalo, 2Jeff Ramdass, 3Viviane Seyranian 1Cal Poly Pomona, 2Claremont Graduate University, 3California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
DO MEN’S HORMONE RESPONSES TO INTERACTIONS WITH POTENTIAL MATES INFLUENCE THEIR EXPRESSED BEHAVIORAL TACTICS AND ATTRACTIVENESS? Angela Polito, Aaron Lukazewski, Aaron Goetz California State University, Fullerton
PERSONALITY AND PSYCHOSOCIAL CORRELATES OF HAPPINESS Irene Hernandez De La Cruz, Kelly Ebeling, Ramani Durvasula, Melissa Benavides California State University, Los Angeles Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 81
FEEDBACK AND EMOTIONS: ETHNICITY AS A MODERATOR Vanessa Veloz, Vinnie Wu, Diane Mackie UC Santa Barbara
THE EFFECT OF MENTAL TOUGHNESS AND MOOD ON PERSEVERANCE IN ATHLETES AND NON-ATHLETES Bryanna Schreiber, Jessie Mano Whitman College
REVIEWED COMPARISON OF BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER AND DISSOCIATIVE IDENTITY DISORDER Ashley Hassinger, Lisa Christiansen Pacific University
PERSONALITY IN ARCHETYPAL PREFERENCE Grace Guerra University of La Verne
SELF-COMPASSION DIFFERENCES IN WOMEN WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED SEXUAL ASSAULT AND NONSEXUAL ASSAULT TRAUMA Jessica Williamson California State University, Bakersfield
PAPER SESSION 03:15 PM - 04:00 PM On-Demand D
POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
15:15 GRATITUDE AND WELL-BEING: THE MEDIATING ROLES OF MEANING IN LIFE, SOCIAL SUPPORT, AND SELF-ESTEEM 1Mason Ming, 2G . E . Kawika Allen 1Loma Linda University, 2Brigham Young University
15:30 AN EXPLORATION OF APPRECIATION AT WORK Christina Putrov, Saida Heshmati, Kathryn Doiron Claremont Graduate University
15:45 ASSESSING ADAPTIVE COGNITIVE STYLES IN DAILY LIFE AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING Larisa Gavrilova University of California, Merced Western Psychological Association | Page 82
TEACHING CONFERENCE 03:30 PM - 04:30 PM Live 2
CULTIVATING TASTY ACADEMIC AND PRIVATE LIVES (APLS): CONSIDERATIONS FOR TEACHING, RESEARCHING, AND LIVING WELL Regan A . R . Gurung Oregon State University Convention Program 2020 | Wednesday | Page 83 Western Psychological Association | Page 84 Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 85 THURSDAY,THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29 OCTOBER 29
PAPER SESSION 09:00 AM - 09:45 AM On-Demand I
SOCIAL ISSUES 09:00 HOW ARE VICTIMS OF CHILD ABUSE VIEWED IN SOCIETY? 1Tatev Sarkissyan, 2Heidi Riggio 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2CSU Los Angeles
09:15 EXPLORING SOCIAL DISTANCE AS A BOUNDARY CONDITION OF INDIRECT CONTACT Nicole Zion, Brittany Tausen Seattle Pacific University
09:30 THE APPLICATION OF BIRACIAL AND MONORACIAL ASIAN AMERICAN STEREOTYPES Saera Khan, Isabella Moore, Tyler Rydeen University of San Francisco
SYMPOSIUM 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM On-Demand B
ADVANCES IN RESEARCH ON GRATITUDE AND WELL-BEING AMONG YOUTH: MECHANISMS AND MODERATORS 1Annes Chu, 2Taylor Duffy, 1Kresh Reil, 1Giacomo Bono, 1Joanna Sztacha Ska, 1Miguel Palacios, 3Jadwiga Hescox, 1Yesenia Gonzalez Western Psychological Association | Page 86
1California State University, Dominguez Hills, 2California State University Dominguez Hills, 3California State University, Long Beach and California State University, Dominguez Hills
LONGITUDINAL MODELS OF GRATITUDE AND WELL-BEING AMONG ADOLESCENTS California State University, Dominguez Hills
DOES GRATITUDE DEVELOPMENT FACILITATE RESILIENCE ASSETS IN ADOLESCENTS? California State University, Dominguez Hills
DOES GRATITUDE PROTECT INDIVIDUALS FROM MATERIALISM? THE ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL NEED SATISFACTION . California State University, Dominguez Hills
HOW GRATITUDE BENEFITS ADOLESCENTS: MECHANISMS INFLUENCING MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING California State University, Dominguez Hills
PAPER SESSION 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM On-Demand K
GENDER-RELATED ISSUES AND SEXUALITY
09:00 DISPOSITIONAL AND SITUATIONAL ATTRIBUTIONS TO DISCRIMINATION OF WOMEN IN PSYCHOLOGY AND STEM-FIELDS Zeltzin Estrada-Rodriguez California State University, Bakersfield
09:15 CONFLICT RESOLUTION BETWEEN GENDER, AGE, AND SOCIAL MEDIA 1Megan Roczey, 2Yovana Vielma, 3Elisa Aguirre, 4Stephanie Chaj-Perez 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2California State University Dominguez Hills, 3California State University Northridge, 4Pasadena City College
09:30 EVALUATING THE INTERNALIZED MISOGYNY SCALE 15 YEARS LATER Kira Means, Kristi Lemm Western Washington University
09:45 MASTURBATION ATTITUDES AND EXPERIENCES AS A FUNCTION OF ETHNICITY 1Marlene Figueroa, 2Line Lambaek, 3Pamela Regan 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2California State University Los Angeles, 3Cal State LA Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 87
PAPER SESSION 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM On-Demand F
LANGUAGE, DEVELOPMENT, AND ATTENTION
09:00 HOW BILINGUAL STORYBOOKS CAN HELP GROW VOCABULARY FOR DUAL-LANGUAGE LEARNING PRESCHOOLERS . Kirsten Read Santa Clara University
09:15 CHILDREN’S SELF-REPORTED INTERPRETATIONS OF DAILY STRESSORS 1Clara Riggio, 2Katherine Bono, 3Melanie Horn Mallers, 4Emmy Yu Hsi Shih 1The Evergreen State College, 2California Sate University Fullerton, 3California State University Fullerton, 4California State University, Fullerton
09:30 VARIATION OF INFANT TESTOSTERONE DURING MINI PUBERTY Randy Corpuz University of Massachusetts Boston
09:45 ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND PEER RELATIONSHIPS: A PATH ANALYSIS Hannah Jutzy, Maya Boustani Loma Linda University
POSTER SESSION 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM Posters
POSTER SESSION 4
CHILDREN’S EVALUATIONS OF EXCLUDING AN IN-GROUP MEMBER WHO HELPS AN OUT-GROUP Janel Moira Cuevas, Lily Samiee, Makeda Mayes, Santiago Gonzalez, Ariel Kasoff, Annabelle Farina, Sabrina Ortiz University of San Francisco
DISSOCIATION AND RESISTANCE: CLASS IDENTITY NEGOTIATION AMONG ETHNICALLY DIVERSE POOR AND WORKING CLASS EMERGING ADULTS Kimberley Radmacher California State University, Dominguez Hills
THE USE OF FANTASY IN CHILDREN’S STORYTELLING Nathalie Carrick, Rebecca Richmond Cal State Fullerton Western Psychological Association | Page 88
IS SOCIAL SUPPORT ALWAYS POSITIVE? THE MODERATING ROLE OF SOCIAL SUPPORT ON DEVIANT PEER AFFILIATION ON SUBSTANCE USE 1Monica Orozco, 2H . Isabella Lanza 1Cal State University, Long Beach, 2California State University, Long Beach
EXAMINING PEDIATRIC TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY IN A NATIONAL SAMPLE: DIFFERENCES IN HEALTH OUTCOMES BY SEVERITY 1Dylan Serpas, 2Daniel A Ignacio 1California State University Fullerton, 2California State University, Fullerton
DO SELF-REPORT MEASURES OF MOTHERS’ INFANT INTEREST CORRELATE WITH THEIR MATERNAL BEHAVIOR? 1Jessica A . Marino, 1Esther Lapite, 2Josefina Orozco, 1Jennifer Hahn-Holbrook 1University of California, Merced, 2University of California Merced
IT’S A PHASE, MOM: A PROTOTYPE ANALYSIS OF THE DEFINITION OF ADULTHOOD 1Kathleen Russell, 1Rachel Goines, 1Callay Boire-Shedd, 2Skyler McShane, 2Maya Pillon, 1Cara Ray, 2Yanna Weisberg 1Linfield College, 2Linfield University
EAMMI AN ADULT YET?: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FEATURES OF EMERGING ADULTHOOD, MARKERS OF ADULTHOOD, AND AGE 1Maya Pillon, 2Kathleen Russell, 2Rachel Goines, 2Callay Boire-Shedd, 2Cara Ray, 1Yanna Weisberg 1Linfield University, 2Linfield College
PARENTING STRESS AND CHILD EXTERNALIZING BEHAVIOR AMONG CHINESE AMERICAN AND MEXICAN AMERICAN FAMILIES 1Boris Yung, 1Ezra Mauer, 2Qing Zhou 1University of California, Berkeley, 2University of California Berkeley
PARENTING EFFICACY AND KNOWLEDGE OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT IN RELATION TO DEVELOPMENTAL PARENTING STRENGTHS 1Faith Molthen, 2Gina Cook 1California State University Stanislaus, 2California State University, Stanislaus
INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSMISSION OF PARENTING STYLES TO SONS 1Alexandra Lawall, 2Jane Tram, 1Nandita Kumar 1Pacific University, 2Pacific University Oregon Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 89
BULLYING IN DIVERSE SCHOOL SETTINGS: IS BULLYING MORE OR LESS COMMON IN DIVERSE SCHOOLS? Rhonda Jassal, Nicole Erling, Monica Davis, Casey Knifsend California State University, Sacramento
HOW DO CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS REASON ABOUT EXCLUDING AN UNHELPFUL INGROUP MEMBER? Sabrina Ortiz, Madison Badua, Christine Alizee Jean Jacques, Aline Hitti University of San Francisco
COMMUNITY VIOLENCE AND THE ASSOCIATION OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS Ricardo Salinas, Meeta Banerjee California State University, Northridge
STRESS, SELF-NARRATIVES, AND MORAL REASONING IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS Serly Khosravian, Victoria Staton, Shreya Mukhopadhyay, Jodi Quas University of California, Irvine
INFLUENCE OF PARENTING STYLES ON SCHOOL PERFORMANCE OF COLLEGE STUDENTS Chara Powell, Xyra Medilo, Vanessa Elias, Lois Boim, Nicole Torres Mt . San Antonio College
THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS FOR ADOLESCENTS CAREGIVING FOR ADULTS 1Jessica Preciado, 2Madeline Rayon, 1Sharon Hamill, 1Devan Romero, 1Kim Pulvers 1CSU San Marcos, 2California State University, San Marcos
EVALUATION OF A MINDFULNESS PARENTING INTERVENTION FOR PARENTS OF HEAD START PRESCHOOLERS Chelsea Williams, Gerald Michaels Alliant International University
MATERNAL AND PATERNAL EMOTION SOCIALIZATION AND CHILDREN’S PHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS REGULATION 1Anna Beth Burniston, 1Courtney Chan, 2Patricia Smiley, 1Stacey Doan 1Claremont McKenna College, 2Pomona College
PREVALENCE OF PHYSICAL HEALTH DIAGNOSES IN YOUTH PRESENTING FOR POLYSOMNOGRAPHY 1Miriam Rizk, 2Bhaktidevi Rawal, 1Tiffany Vo, 1Tina Halabian, 1Tori Van Dyk 1Loma Linda University, 2Loma Linda University, Department of Psychology Western Psychological Association | Page 90
PARENTING STYLES & CHILD BEHAVIORS: THE MEDIATING ROLE(S) OF PARENTAL MORAL (DIS)ENGAGEMENT Lakia Faison Arizona State University
OBSERVING GENDER-TYPED PLAY DIFFERENCES IN A CHILDREN’S MUSEUM Brandon Garcia, Jennifer Dyer-Seymour California State University, Monterey Bay
IDENTITY CROSSROADS MODEL Carlos Barrera University of California, San Diego
THE ROLE OF PARENT SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS IN CHILD EMPATHY AND COGNITION Angela Tang-Tan, Ozge Ugurlu University of California at Berkeley
SYSTEMIC PREDICTORS OF ADOLESCENT FLOURISHING 1Daniel A Ignacio, 2Joe Bush, 2Jessica Emick-Seibert, 3Dylan Serpas, 1Yuliana Fernandez 1California State University, Fullerton, 2Fielding Graduate University, 3California State University Fullerton
RESILIENCE IN DEVELOPMENTAL SYSTEMS THEORY 1Sonali Bargotra, 2Daniel A Ignacio, 2Wendy Aristondo 1California State University Fullerton, 2California State University, Fullerton
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN MOTHERS’ GUIDANCE IN THEIR CHILDREN’S PLANNING AND COLLABORATIVE PRACTICES 1Marisol Brito, 1Sylvia Liu, 1Yuliana Fernandez, 1Dania Salgado, 1Lizette Ruiz, 1Vanessa Garcia, 2Lucia Alcala 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton
CHANGE AND CONTINUITY OF INDIGENOUS PRACTICES IN URBAN CONTEXT: THE CASE OF P’URHÉPECHAS CHILDREN’S AUTONOMY 1Dania Salgado, 1Yuliana Fernandez, 2Ana Patino, 1Vanessa Garcia 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton
CAN ADOLESCENT HEALTH PREDICT HAPPINESS?: THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG ADOLESCENT HEALTH AND ADULT LIFE OUTCOMES Jazmin Pulido, Kathleen Preston, Emily Cheng California State University, Fullerton Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 91
EXAMINING THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPULSE CONTROL FROM ADOLESCENCE TO YOUNG ADULTHOOD 1Tiffany Vasquez, 2Jacob Salem, 1Serly Khosravian, 2Grace Icenogle, 1Elizabeth Cauffman, 1Gabriela Garcia 1University of California, Irvine, 2University of California Irvine
CROSS-CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN EMOTIONAL INHIBITION AMONG PRESCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN 1Elizabeth Ochoa Sierra, 2Morgan Morrison, 2Edith Jimenez, 2Kimberly D’anna-Hernandez, 2Sara Bufferd 1California State University, San Marcos, 2California State University San Marcos
EARLY MALADAPTIVE SCHEMAS: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AND IMPAIRED AUTONOMY AND PERFORMANCE Nick Johnson, Miriam Carlson, Aryn Ziehnert, Kaila Shaffer Eastern Washington University
GET THE LABELS STRAIGHT: THE FLUIDITY OF CROWD AFFILIATIONS AMONG LGBTQIA+ EMERGING ADULTS IN COLLEGE Zachary Schuman, Monica Chernoff, Ellen Malmon-Andrews, Shannon Donelan, Annabel Reay Occidental College
PARENTAL DISTRESS, PARENT POSITIVE AFFECT, AND PRESCHOOLERS’ PHYSIOLOGICAL REGULATION IN A STRESSFUL INTERACTION TASK 1Liana Moini, 2Kathryn Provoast, 2Amanda Lawrence, 3Daniel Choe 1University of California Davis, 2University of California, Davis, 3UC Davis
PARTY IN THE USA: BINGE DRINKING PATTERNS IN ADOLESCENCE AND ADULTHOOD 1Melissa Angeles Cruz, 2Julia Tang 1Mount Saint Mary’s University, 2Mount Saint Mary’s University - Los Angeles
PARENTAL INFLUENCES ON CHINESE-AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS’ EMOTION REGULATION 1Sofía Andrade, 1Helena Karnilowicz, 2Kaley Curtis, 3Qing Zhou 1University of California, Berkeley, 2UC Berkeley, 3University of California Berkeley
WITNESSING VIOLENCE IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS: DOES WITNESSING VIOLENCE IN DIFFERENT SETTINGS AFFECT SEVERITY OF MALADAPTIVE BEHAVIORS? 1Yuliana Fernandez, 1Daniel A Ignacio, 2Sonali Bargotra, 3Ellie Peskosky, 2Katherine Lanca, Western Psychological Association | Page 92
ANTOINETTE VU 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton, 3Fielding Graduate University
PEACE IN THE FAMILY: MATERNAL EMOTION SUPPRESSION IS ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER CHRONIC CORTISOL IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN 1Lia Francis-Bongue, 1Brittany Chen, 1Abby Euyang, 2Patricia A Smiley, 3Stacey N . Doan 1Pomona College, 2Dr ., 3Claremont McKenna College and City of Hope National Medical Center
FAMILY SUPPORT AND NEGATIVE HEALTH COMPLAINTS IN BULGARIA AND THE NETHERLANDS Emily Krmpotich, Nimisha Kumar, Sean Howard, Greg Kim-Ju California State University, Sacramento
RISK FOR MALADJUSTMENT: ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PARENTING STYLE AND CHILDREN’S EMOTIONAL REGULATION AND VERBALIZATIONS 1Morgan Morrison, 1Amanda Dowdy, 2Elizabeth Ochoa Sierra, 1Sara Bufferd 1California State University San Marcos, 2California State University, San Marcos
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND PARENTAL MENTAL-STATE LANGUAGE Gabriel Nguyentran, James Sullivan University of California, Merced
STRESSED FATHERS SPIT OUT THE TRUTH: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PATERNAL ENGAGEMENT AND DADS’, MOMS’ AND CHILDS’ SALIVARY CORTISOL 1Stephanie Tingay, 2Megan Blackard, 3Patricia Smiley, 4Stacey Doan 1University of Bath, 2Claremont Graduate University, 3Pomona College, 4Claremont McKenna College
VARIABILITY IN QUESTION-ASKING AMONG 5-YEAR-OLDS FROM LOW- INCOME BACKGROUNDS Maria Fusaro San Jose State University
THE ROLE OF FAMILISM FOR MEXICAN AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS’ CAREER LOCUS OF CONTROL 1Melody Vazquez, 2Noriko Toyokawa 1California State University San Marcos, 2CSU San Marcos Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 93
DOES CLASSROOM DIVERSITY MATTER? EXPLORING RACIAL/ETHNIC IDENTITY AS A MEDIATOR FOR THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLASSROOM DIVERSITY AND SCHOOL BELONGING . Rebecca Linn, Cameron Sipe, Samarah Uribe Méndez Whitman College
INFUSING INFANT AND EARLY CHILDHOOD MENTAL HEALTH COMPETENCIES INTO A HIGHER EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM Katie Ogdin, Elizabeth Alvarez, Hattie Harvey University of Alaska Anchorage
THE PATHWAYS FROM ABSENCE OF FATHER TO INTERNALIZING AND EXTERNALIZING PROBLEMS IN ADOLESCENTS: A SERIAL MEDIATION THROUGH MATERNAL DEPRESSION AND SELF-WORTH Jeong-heun Kim, Hwaheun Kim California State University Bakersfield
INVESTIGATING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CORTISOL LEVELS AND PARENTAL REFLECTIVE FUNCTIONING IN PARENTS OF TODDLERS 1Benjamin Wolters, 1Courtney Chan, 2Sherry Hu, 3Patricia Smiley, 1Stacey Doan 1Claremont McKenna College, 2Scripps College, 3Pomona College
THE IMPACT OF SHORT STORIES ABOUT GENDER CHANGE ON CHILDREN’S GENDER CONSTANCY Jui Bhagwat, Elena Granat, Paige Clement Santa Clara University
SOCIAL EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE BIOLOGY OF ATTACHMENT IN CHILDREN OF MOTHERS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER Alexandra Pudzemis California School of Professional Psychology, Alliant International University
CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AND PERCEIVED PARENTAL SELF-EFFICACY AMONG EXPECTING MOTHERS Nikki Delgado Whitman College
MORAL LEARNING FROM STORYBOOKS VERSUS ORAL STORYTELLING Reilly MacDonald, Jui Bhagwat Santa Clara University Western Psychological Association | Page 94
THE EFFECT OF A CAREER READINESS COURSE AND FIRST GENERATION STATUS ON COLLEGE SENSE OF BELONGINGNESS Rebecca Hall Cal State University Dominguez Hills
EXPLORATORY BEHAVIORS DURING A FORBIDDEN TOY TASK: THE ROLE OF SHYNESS AND FEARFULNESS 1Bailey Weikel-Feekes, 2Anabel Castillo 1University of California-Merced, 2University of California- Merced
ASSESSING RATES OF COMORBID NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS AND COMORBID ANXIETY DISORDERS IN YOUTH WITH SELECTIVE MUTISM Jordan Tirone, Melanie Rede, Christopher Kearney University of Nevada, Las Vegas
SYMPOSIUM 09:00 AM - 10:15 AM On-Demand D
MIDDLE EASTERN ATTITUDES TOWARD MENTAL HEALTH AND MENTAL ILLNESS Lori Barker Cal Poly Pomona
MIDDLE EASTERNERS AND MENTAL HEALTH: WHAT WE KNOW, WHAT WE DON’T KNOW Britney Burgos (Cal Poly Pomona)
MIDDLE EASTERN ATTITUDES TOWARD MENTAL HEALTH: METHODS Naela Salamah (Cal Poly Pomona)
MIDDLE EASTERN ATTITUDES TOWARD MENTAL HEALTH: RESULTS Jana Elrabaa (Cal Poly Pomona)
MIDDLE EASTERN ATTITUDES TOWARD MENTAL HEALTH: DISCUSSION Lori A . Barker (Cal Poly Pomona)
SYMPOSIUM 09:00 AM - 10:15 AM On-Demand G
NEW FINDINGS FROM POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL RESEARCH: THE IMPORTANCE OF HOPE, EFFICACY, RESILIENCE AND OPTIMISM Stewart Donaldson Claremont Graduate University Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 95
POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL (PSYCAP) STRONGLY PREDICTS PERFORMANCE AT WORK ACROSS 15 CULTURES Jennifer P . Villalobos, Lawrence B . Chan, Christopher Chen, & Stewart I . Donaldson/Claremont Graduate University
POSTIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL (PSYCAP) STRONGLY PREDICTS PERFORMANCE AT WORK BEYOND SELF-REPORT AND MONO-METHOD BIAS Lawrence B . Chan, Scott I . Donaldson, & Stewart I . Donaldson/Claremont Graduate University
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF DEVELOPING POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL (PSYCAP) TO IMPROVE PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATIONS Christopher Chen/Claremont Graduate University
SYMPOSIUM 09:00 AM - 10:15 AM On-Demand C
UNCERTAINTY REDUCTION: FROM BENIGN REASSURANCE TO VIOLENCE ENDORSEMENT . 1Stephanie Souter, 2Michael Hogg, 1Amber Gaffney 1Humboldt State University, 2Claremont Graduate University
ARE THEY ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS? GROUP IDENTIFICATION MOTIVATED BY UNCERTAINTY REDUCTION . Stephanie S .Souter, Humboldt State University
WEIGHT LOSS IN GROUPS: HOW LEADERS, UNCERTAINTY, AND COMPETITION INFLUENCE WEIGHT LOSS INTENTIONS . Jeff Beaulieu, Humboldt State University
UNCERTAINTY AND SUPPORT FOR EXTREMIST GOVERNMENTS Dennis Estrada, Humboldt State University
THE ENDORSEMENT OF NORMATIVE VIOLENCE: EXPLORING THE BEGINNINGS OF VIOLENT EXTREMISM Austin Shockley, Claremont Graduate University Western Psychological Association | Page 96
SYMPOSIUM 09:00 AM - 10:30 AM On-Demand E
EXPLORING INVISIBILITY AND COLONIAL MENTALITY AMONG ASIAN AMERICANS AND LATINO/AS Eric Kohatsu California State University, Los Angeles
APPLYING THE INVISIBILITY PARADIGM TO ASIAN AMERICANS Eric L . Kohatsu, Ph .D . (CSULA);Eduardo Carreon (CSULA), Bukie, Williams (CSULA), Janeth Nunez (CSULA ), Evelyn A . Melendez (CSULA), Thessaly Guandique (CSULA), Jocelyn Diaz (CSULA), Sofia T . Mitjans (USC)
EXAMINING THE EFFECTS OF COLONIAL MENTALITY ON ASIANS AND LATINOS/AS Eric L . Kohatsu, Ph .D . (CSULA);Eduardo Carreon (CSULA), Bukie, Williams (CSULA), Janeth Nunez (CSULA ), Evelyn A . Melendez (CSULA), Thessaly Guandique (CSULA), Jocelyn Diaz (CSULA), Sofia T . Mitjans (USC)
MAKING IT REAL: ANALYZING EXPERIENCES WITH INVISIBILITY AND COLONIAL MENTALITY Eric L . Kohatsu, Ph .D . (CSULA);Eduardo Carreon (CSULA), Bukie, Williams (CSULA), Janeth Nunez (CSULA ), Evelyn A . Melendez (CSULA), Thessaly Guandique (CSULA), Jocelyn Diaz (CSULA), Sofia T . Mitjans (USC)
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 09:30 AM - 10:30 AM Live 2
SEEING THROUGH CLOTHES: PREJUDICE, SEXISM, & IMPRESSION FORMATION Regan A . R . Gurung Oregon State University
Perceptions of people depend on what it is they are wearing . Job status, sociability, income, health and fitness can be perceived from clothing . People use categories when describing others and learn what types of clothing are associated with categories or labels . Different types of clothing send different messages . For example, men perceived women in revealing clothing as being more flirtatious, seductive, and promiscuous and less capable . African American men in sweatpants are viewed more negatively than when dressed formally . A model dressed in provocative clothing is viewed as more attractive and sexually appealing, but less intelligent and competent . Can we reduce sexism and prejudice by changing what people wear? Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 97
Biography: Regan A . R . Gurung is Professor of Psychological Science at OSU where he has been since 2019 after 20 years at the University of Wisconsin, Green Bay .
A social psychologist by training, his research encompasses social, health, and pedagogical psychology . After an undergraduate education at Carleton College, he earned his PHD at the University of Washington in Seattle, and was a NIMH Postdoctoral Fellow at UCLA . He has published articles in a variety of scholarly journals including the American Psychologist, Psychological Review and Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, and Teaching of Psychology, and is also the co-author/co-editor of 15 books . His textbook Health Psychology: Well- Being in a Diverse World is now in its 4th edition (SAGE) . He recently published the Handbook of Health Psychology (2019, co-edited with Tracey Revenson) and is currently working on a Field Guide to Research Methods: Creating Savvy Consumers of Science (with Elizabeth Yost Hammer), and Studying Like a Champion: Applying Cognitive Science to Everyday Life (with John Dunlosky) .
He is honored to have won numerous teaching awards such as the American Psychological Foundation’s Charles L . Brewer Award for Distinguished Career in Teaching Psychology, The national Council for the Advancement and Support of Education’s Wisconsin Professor of the Year, the University of Wisconsin System Regent’s Teaching Award, and the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Founder’s Award for Excellence in Teaching as well as the Founder’s Award for Scholarship . He is Fellow of the American Psychological Association, the Association for Psychological Science, and the Midwestern Psychological Association . A past President of the Society for the Teaching of Psychology (APA Division 2), he is President of Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology and is the founding Co-Editor of APA’s journal Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Psychology . He is currently Co-Chair of the APA General Psychology Initiative .
SYMPOSIUM 09:30 AM - 11:00 AM On-Demand A
PATHWAYS TOWARD RESILIENCE: EXAMINING PREDICTORS OF MENTAL HEALTH IN FIRST RESPONDERS 1Cynthia Lancaster, 2Samantha Meckes, 2Mollie McDonald, 2Mary Smirnova, 2Yueran Yang 1University of Nevada Reno, 2University of Nevada, Reno
PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE IN FIRST RESPONDERS: THE ROLE OF MINDFULNESS AND ITS MEDIATORS Mollie A . McDonald, Yueran Yang & Cynthia L . Lancaster (University of Nevada Reno) Western Psychological Association | Page 98
PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE IN FIRST RESPONDERS: COMPARING THE IMPACT OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF SOCIAL SUPPORT Cynthia L . Lancaster & Samantha J . Meckes (University of Nevada Reno)
PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE IN FIRST RESPONDERS: COMPARING THE IMPACT OF DIFFERENT SOURCES OF SOCIAL SUPPORT Samantha J . Meckes & Cynthia L . Lancaster (University of Nevada Reno)
PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE IN FIRST RESPONDERS: THE ROLE OF PERCEIVED COHESION Mary O . Smirnova & Cynthia L . Lancaster (University of Nevada Reno)
PSI CHI 09:45 AM - 10:45 AM On-Demand I
PSI CHI FACULTY ADVISOR PANEL 1Martha S . Zlokovich, 2Regan A . R . Gurung, 3Roberta Miranda, 4Jill Yamashita, 5Allison A . Vaughn 1Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology, 2Oregon State University, 3Oregon State University & Nevada State College, 4California State University, Monterey Bay, 5San Diego State University
PAPER SESSION 10:00 AM - 10:45 AM On-Demand J
COLLEGE PREPARATION
10:00 RESEARCH SKILLS AND THE GROWTH MINDSET: IMPLEMENTING THE HEROIC IMAGINATION PROJECT TO BUILD STUDENT CAPABILITIES 1Alejandra Priede, 1Gerry Hanley, 2Chi-Ah Chun, 1Kim vu 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University Long Beach
10:15 PARENTS’ EDUCATIONAL PRACTICES, CHILDREN’S SCHOOL LEARNING, AND COLLEGE PREPARATION AMONG IMMIGRANT FAMILIES Yue Zhang Santa Clara University
10:30 FAMILY PREDICTORS OF COLLEGE READINESS AMONG YOUNG WOMEN WITH DISABILITIES: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF FUTURE ASPIRATIONS 1Emily Walden, 1Atika Khurana, 1Leslie Leve, 2Lauren Lindstrom 1University of Oregon, 2UC Davis Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 99
POSTER SESSION 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Posters
EDUCATIONAL & SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY/TEACHING AND STP POSTER SESSION 5
THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON THE COLLEGE STUDENT Emily Abramson Beacon College
AROUND THE CAMPFIRE: VOCATIONAL TRAINING AT SUMMER CAMP Emily Abramson Beacon College
INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION PROGRAMS: ROLE OF THE CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST Stephanie Aba Alliant International University
FIRST GENERATION STUDENT REACTIONS TO ZINES AS PEDAGOGY 1Jonelle Prideaux, 2Daisy Manriquez, 2angeline tran, 2Christopher Warren, 3Christopher Linn 1University of Cincinnati, 2California State University, Long Beach, 3Southern University of New Orleans
STUDENT EXPERIENCES OF A SUMMER REU PROGRAM 1Valerie Tapia, 2Joeline Aguirre, 3Alexis Dunson, 4Christina Jabourian, 4Lau Vincent, 4Subodh Bhandari, 4Erika DeJonghe 1California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 2California State Polytechnic, 3California State Polytechnic University Pomona, 4Cal Poly Pomona
THE PROLONGED EFFICACY OF A 20-MINUTE IN-CLASS ENHANCING STRESS MINDSET INTERVENTION Meagan Smith, Ameer Almuaybid Oregon State University
WHAT AM I DOING NEXT? GOING TO GRADUATE SCHOOL OR ENTERING THE WORKFORCE: THEMES RELATED TO PSYCHOLOGY ALUMNI DECISION MAKING Chehalis Strapp, Kyla Bredimus, Elizabeth Fields, Rochelle Cochrane, Tashawna Wright Western Oregon University Western Psychological Association | Page 100
ETHNIC MINORITY STUDENT SATISFACTION: THE IMPORTANCE OF FACULTY MENTORING 1Jane Tram, 2Nnenna Nwankwo, 2Jhoevhana Sabado, 2Anam Khan 1Pacific University Oregon, 2Pacific University
PREDICTORS OF PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT: THE HOME-SCHOOL CONNECTION, ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT, AND PARENT EXPECTATIONS 1Amanda Bejarano, 2Natalie Hernandez, 1Susan Sy 1CSU Fullerton, 2California State University, Fullerton
PARENT EDUCATION, HOME INVOLVEMENT PRACTICES, AND READING ACHIEVEMENT IN EARLY CHILDHOOD: EXAMINING THE MEDIATING MODEL 1Austin Ferguson, 2Susan Sy 1California State University, Fullerton, 2CSU Fullerton
INITIAL DEVELOPMENT AND EARLY PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE USER-RATING PROFILE-WEB RESOURCE (URP-WR) Nina Mandracchia University of California, Riverside
MULTITASKING AND LEARNING: CAN YOU LEARN TWO THINGS AT ONCE? Calene Balthazar-Suda, Mercedes Victor, Sarah Schenna, Konner Baker Saint Martin’s University
INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY IN AN ONLINE ACCELERATED FORMAT: THREE FACULTY EXPERIENCES 1Ashley Biddle, 2Coty Gonzales, 1Anika Gearhart-Edwards 1University of Hawaii- Leeward Community College, 2University of Hawaii- Honolulu Community College
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STUDENTS’ COLLEGE EXPECTATIONS ON ACADEMIC SUCCESS AND MENTAL HEALTH 1Kelly Le, 2Ross Avilla 1University of California, Merced, 2UC Merced
CAREERS AND FEARS: THE IMPACT OF ANXIETY ON CAREER MYTHS Jacob Floyd, Mary Peterson, Lauren Johnson, Astrid LeRoy, Elizabeth Campbell Whitworth University Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 101
HELPING SKILLS TRAINING FOR NONPROFESSIONAL COUNSELORS: THE LIFERAFT MODEL—PROVIDING RELIEF THROUGH ACTIONS, FEELINGS, AND THOUGHTS Lauren Johnson, Astrid LeRoy, Mary Peterson, Jacob Floyd, Elizabeth Campbell Whitworth University
EXAMINATION OF ACADEMIC BURNOUT IN COLLEGE STUDENTS Jack Hebner, Kaylee Cheng California State University Channel Islands
DOES COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE TRAINING IMPROVE WORKING MEMORY AMONG LOW PERFORMING ELEMENTARY STUDENTS? 1Jennifer Bacon, 1Damaris Salcedo, 1Ariana Medina, 2Citlali Hernandez, 3Eugene Wong 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2CSUSB, 3California State University San Bernardino
SOCIOACADEMIC RESOURCE USE: LATINA TRANSFER STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERSISTENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION Kayla Vargas University of Oregon
THE EFFECTS OF ABILITY GROUPING ON TEACHERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF STUDENT INTELLIGENCE 1Alaina Castor, 2Marie Lippmann, 1Martin van den Berg 1California State University, Chico, 2CSU Chico / College of Behavioral and Social Sciences
STUDENT EVALUATIONS AND UNDERSTANDING OF COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR’S FORMS-OF-ADDRESS 1Dolly Rojo, 2Alyssa Ream 1Mount Saint Mary’s University in Los Angeles, 2Mount Saint Mary’s University Los Angeles
TEACHING THE RIGHT STUFF Megan Davis University of LaVerne
SOCIAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM: STUDENT RESPONSES TO BEING TAUGHT ABOUT GENDER BIAS AND RACISM 1Lizette Ruiz, 2Yalda Farokhi, 2Amanda Tarin, 2Victor Reveles, 2Lucia Alcala 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton Western Psychological Association | Page 102
A PROPOSAL FOR THE STANDARDIZATION OF ROLE-PLAY ACTIVITIES THROUGH ESTABLISHED MODELS—A GAMIFIED APPROACH 1Peter Steele, 1Keegan King, 2Holly Cooke, 1Björn Bergström 1Pacific University, 2Pacific University, SGP
COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS FOR PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS INTERVENTIONS Andrea Antoniuk University of Alberta
COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE TRAINING AS AN INTERVENTION FOR IMPROVING COGNITIVE FLEXIBILITY, PROCESSING SPEED, AND ATTENTION 1Emely Lugo, 2Giselle Tirado, 1Jocelyne Romero, 3Kristina Trejo, 4Florissell Rosales, 4Eugene Wong 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University of San Bernardino, 3CSUSB, 4California State University San Bernardino
MUTABLE FACTORS AFFECTING COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS ABILITY TO TRANSFER 1Andrew McReynolds, 2Nitzeli Gonzalez Sanchez 1University of San Francisco, 2University of California at Davis
IMPACTS OF SELF-EFFICACY ON SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS’ PROVISIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Ashley Jantzer, Richard T . Marsicano, Stephanie Stein Central Washington University
INTELLIGENCE MINDSET AND LEARNING ENGAGEMENT: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF PERSONAL BEST 1Chih-Hung Wang, 2PEI-SHAN LU, 3LI Chung-Yi, 4Junxia Niu, 5Fu-Yuan Hong 1Graduate Institute of Education, National Changhua University of Education, 2ChaoYang Technological University, 3National Hu Wei Vocational High School, 4Sichuan Normal University, 5Da-Yeh University
CATHOLIC HIGHER EDUCATION VALUES AS UNDERSTOOD BY DIVISION I SCHOLARSHIP ATHLETES Mae-Breanna Salinas, Natalie Sousa, Ellison Choate, Shannon Moore, Mark Barajas Saint Mary’s College of California
DOES TALKING TO AN ADULT ABOUT COLLEGE AFFECT COLLEGE ENROLLMENT? Arianna Gonzales, Emily Krmpotich, Greg Kim-Ju, See Thao, Preetika Narayan California State University, Sacramento Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 103
PARENTAL SOCIAL CAPTIAL IN PREDICTING HIGH SCHOOLERS’ EDUCATIONAL EXPECTATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENT ACROSS TWO IMMIGRANT GROUPS Maddy Grant University of Santa Clara
VARIATIONS IN PARENTS’ SOCIAL CAPITAL, CHILDREN’S EXPECTATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENT AMONG HISPANIC AND ASIAN IMMIGRANT CHILDREN Vivian Cho Santa Clara University
EFFECT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON EDUCATIONAL GOALS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY Maryam Hussein, Maryam Hussein Cal State Fullerton
DISSEMINATION RATES OF EVIDENCED-BASED LEARNING PRACTICES IN INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY TEXTBOOKS Kristina Tucker, Raechel Soicher, Kathryn Becker-Blease Oregon State University
THE EFFECT OF TEXT MEDIUM ON READING COMPREHENSION 1Yasmin Baeza, 2Barbara Thayer 1California State University Channel Islands, 2California State University, Channel Islands
IMPACT OF COMMUNITY PROGRAMS IN HIGHER EDUCATION ATTITUDES, ETHNIC IDENTITY, AND EMPATHIC PERSPECTIVE-TAKING Jeongin Hong, Mao Chunyan, Sean Howard, Greg Kim-Ju California State University, Sacramento
ENHANCING PSYCHOLOGICAL STATISTICS: REDUCING REPEATABLE GRADES THROUGH ‘WEBINARS’ Kathleen Preston, Eriko Self California State University, Fullerton
DOES HOUSEHOLD INCOME MATTER? AN EXAMINATION OF AN AFTER- SCHOOL PROGRAM TARGETING RESILIENCE AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Kimberly Taylor Whitman College
PROMOTING DIVERSITY IN COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENTS: STEREOTYPE THREAT AND GOAL SETTING Leilani Nguyen, Daisy Guzman, Shasta Ihorn San Francisco State University Western Psychological Association | Page 104
INFLUENCES OF IMPLICIT THEORIES ON EMOTIONAL RESPONSES TO ACADEMIC FAILURE Wilson Cobb University of San Francisco
EDUCATORS PERCEPTIONS OF THE IMPACT OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA 1KayLee Cotton, 2Karl Oswald 1California State University, Fresno, 2CSU Fresno
COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR ATTITUDES ABOUT FORMS-OF-ADDRESS 1Dolly Rojo, 2Vivian Boyer 1Mount Saint Mary’s University in Los Angeles, 2Mount Saint Marys University
SCREENING FOR BEHAVIORAL RISK: PLACEMENT PATTERNS FOR DIVERSE AND DISRUPTIVE STUDENTS Elissa Monteiro, Kathleen King University of California, Riverside
CLOSING THE CASE CONCEPTUALIZATION GAP: A PROPOSED INTEGRATIVE CASE CONCEPTUALIZATION MODEL AND PEDAGOGY FOR HELPING MASTERS-LEVEL CLINICIANS-IN-TRAINING LEARN AND ENGAGE IN CASE CONCEPTUALIZATION 1Lucy Wall, 2Susan Hall 1Pepperdine University, 2Pepperdine University Graduate School of Psychology
COLLEGE INSTRUCTORS’ PERCEIVED RESPONSIBILITIES: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY Brandilynn Villarreal, Kathryn Wagoner, Destiny Alcaraz, Kayla Escola, Hayley Weatherill, Kiandria Weaver Humboldt State University
EMOTION REGULATION AND RESPONSES TO STUDENTS’ NEGATIVE EMOTIONS: A STUDY OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS Enya Daang, Helena Karnilowicz, Jason Okonofua, Iris Mauss University of California, Berkeley
STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF ONLINE VIDEO LIBRARY IN A COURSE WITH A LOW PASSING RATE 1Cecilia Nguyen, 2Juliana Fuqua, 3Faye Wachs, 1Deanna Miranda, 4Elizabeth Fajardo, 1Oscar Paredes, 1Krusha Patel, 1Shikha Gupta, 1Tyler McGee 1California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 2Cal Poly Pomona, 3California State Polytechnic University, 4California Polytechnic University of California, Pomona Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 105
STUDENT’S PERCEIVED SELF-EFFICACY OF FUTURE SUCCESS BASED ON INSTRUCTOR FEEDBACK Nancy Jacobs, Erica Rovela, Marina España, Maria Reyes, Brianna Salazar, Michelle Vogel Trautt Mt . San Jacinto College
A UNIVERSAL FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING CENTERED ON EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES Michael Flanagan CSU Bakersfield
UTILIZING A PRE-MATRICULATION SUMMER PROGRAM TO INCREASE STUDENTS’ CONFIDENCE IN GRADUATE SCHOOL PREPAREDNESS Yunning Zhao, Richard Cuellar, Dawn Person, Adina Corke, Marrion-Yna Macandog, Steve Reyes California State University, Fullerton
ARE STABLE CHARACTERISTICS A GOOD INDICATOR OF STUDENT CHEATING? Ashley Leon University of California, Santa Cruz
AN EVALUATION OF A COMMUNITY STEM INTERVENTION PROGRAM FOR LOCAL HEAD START PROGRAMS 1Kelly Field, 2Meredith Abbasi, 1Yafen Lo 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2california state university los angeles
THE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN SELF-ESTEEM AND CONSCIENTIOUSNESS TO PROCRASTINATION N Olivia Munguia University of California Riverside
PREDICTING STUDENT FULFILLMENT FROM INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS ACROSS UNDERREPRESENTED ETHNIC POPULATIONS Erryn Rivers
STATE SELF-ESTEEM AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE Alice Noriega California University Dominguez Hills Western Psychological Association | Page 106
STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF MENTORSHIP AND MENTAL HEALTH 1Madison Miller, 2Maria Jessica Lozano, 3Egbert Arias Tranquilino, 4Tim Mercado, 3Desiree De Pace, 3Lucia Alcala 1California State University of Fullerton, 2Cal State Fullerton, 3California State University, Fullerton, 4California
SYMPOSIUM 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM On-Demand F
PTSD AND CO-OCCURRING CONDITIONS: RESEARCH AND CLINICAL INTERVENTION 1Osnat Lupesko-Persky, 1Lisa Brown, 1Matthew Yalch, 2Stephen Black, 3Claire Hebenstreit 1Palo Alto University, 2Va Palo Alto, 3VA Palo Alto Health Care System
CRITICAL COMORBIDITIES IN VETERANS DIAGNOSED WITH PTSD SEEN IN ACUTE INPATIENT PSYCHIATRY: SUBSTANCE USE AND SUICIDE Stephen T . Black (Stanford University School of Medicine; VA Palo Alto Health Care System )
PATTERNS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND CO-OCCURRING PTSD AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER Matthew M . Yalch & Sloane R . M . Rickman (Palo Alto University)
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PTSD AND INTERMITTENT EXPLOSIVE DISORDER, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH FIREARM POSSESSION Osnat Lupesko-Persky (Palo Alto University)
OLDER ADULTS AND LATE ONSET PTSD Lisa Brown (Palo Alto University)
PAPER SESSION 10:15 AM - 11:00 AM On-Demand G
DEPRESSION
“IT’S A REAL THING”: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF PERINATAL DEPRESSION IN FATHERS 1Alyssa Dye, 2Kurt D . Baker, 3Marian Griffin 1University of Kansas, 2CSU Stanislaus, 3San Jose State University Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 107
PARENTING STRESS AND MATERNAL AGE: MODERATION BY DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS Genevieve Baker, Emma Hooper California Lutheran University
PAPER SESSION 10:15 AM - 11:00 AM On-Demand C
DEVELOPMENT
10:15 POSITIVE REMINISCE SUPPORTS EMOTION REGULATION AMONG OLDER VETERANS 1Jonathan Sills, 2James Mazzone 1VA Palo Alto Health Care System, 2Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System
10:30 PATH ANALYSIS EXAMINING PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS AS PREDICTORS OF COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING AND INTERNAL HEALTH LOCUS OF CONTROL IN ADULTS Dhira Patel, Sean Roche, Bianca Kdeiss Loma Linda University
10:45 FEELING IN CONTROL IN LATE LIFE: PREDICTING LONELINESS AND MEDIATING ITS DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS ON PHYSICAL HEALTH Masha Krylova, Judith Chipperfield, Rodney Clifton, Raymond Perry, Jeremy Hamm, Chuchmach Loring, Patti Parker University of Manitoba
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM Live 1
HACK THE CONVENTION 1Terry Cronan, 2Alyson Burns-Glover 1San Diego State University, 2Pacific University Oregon Terry Cronan, San Diego State University Alyson Burns-Glover, Pacific University Oregon Western Psychological Association | Page 108
PAPER SESSION 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM On-Demand J
SENSORY PROCESSES, PERCEPTION, AND PERCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT 10:15 HIGH-DEFINITION TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION ENHANCES FIGURE-GROUND PERCEPTION FOR PART-REARRANGED IMAGES Brooke Sasia, Laura Cacciamani California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
10:30 COMPETITION BETWEEN AUDIOVISUAL CORRESPONDENCES SHOWCASES THE STRENGTH OF THE PITCH-HEIGHT METAPHOR Laura Getz University of San Diego
10:45 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF SPATIOTEMPORAL FORM INTEGRATION (STFI) 1Dan McCarthy, 2Cody A . Cushing, 3Gideon Paul Caplovitz 1Western Oregon University, 2University of California, Los Angeles, 3University of Nevada, Reno
11:00 SELECTIVE EXPOSURE AND CREDIBILITY PERCEPTIONS OF NEWS ON
SOCIAL MEDIA Xingyu Liu, Kristin Mickelson Arizona State University
SYMPOSIUM 10:15 AM - 11:30 AM On-Demand D
SOCIAL CONTRACTS AS PREDICTORS OF PERFORMANCE 1Merle Canfield, 1Stephanie Liuba, 2Mark Barnes, 1Natasha Hernandez, 1Giovanni Santangelo, 3Christian Record-Jackson, 4Donna Snow, 5Veroncia Mendez, 1Amanda Sunday 1Alliant International University, 2Alliant International University/CSPP, 3California School of Professional Psychology, 4Alliant International University, Fresno, 5Alliant International University- Fresno Campus
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCESS OF GATHERING LIVE DATA Alliant International University
SOCIAL CONTACTS AND ORGANIZATIONS Giovanni Santangelo, Donna Snow (Alliant International University, California School of Professional Psychology) Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 109
SOCIAL CONTACTS AND INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS Amanda Sunday, Veronica Mendez (Alliant International University, California School of Professional Psychology)
SOCIAL CONTACTS AND SOCIAL SETTINGS Gabriel Gath; Stephanie Liuba (Alliant International University, California School of Professional Psychology)
INTENTIONS, COMMITMENTS, AND GOALS AS PERSONAL CONTRACTS Merle Canfield, Natasha Hernandez, (Alliant International University, California School of Professional Psychology)
SYMPOSIUM 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM On-Demand J
AN EXPERIENTIAL SESSION IN DEVELOPING POSITIVE EMOTIONS AND REDUCING STRESS 1Mohammad Sadoghi, 2Nasim Bahadorani, 3Lynn Wilcox 1UC Davis/Sufi Psychology Association, 2Health N You, 3CSU, Sacramento
CO-PRESENTER FOR: AN EXPERIENTIAL SESSION IN DEVELOPING POSITIVE EMOTIONS AND REDUCING STRESS Lynn Wilcox (CSU Sacramento)
CO-PRESENTER FOR: AN EXPERIENTIAL SESSION IN DEVELOPING POSITIVE EMOTIONS AND REDUCING STRESSMohammad Sadoghi (UC Davis)
CO-PRESENTER FOR: AN EXPERIENTIAL SESSION IN DEVELOPING POSITIVE EMOTIONS AND REDUCING STRESS Nasim Bahadorani, DrPH (Health N’ You)
SYMPOSIUM 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM On-Demand E
BUILDING EVERYDAY HEROES FROM THE GROUND UP 1Philip Zimbardo, 2Gerry Hanley, 3Allison Evans 1Heroic Imagination Project, 2California State University, Long Beach, 3California State University, Bakersfield Philip Zimbardo/Heroic Imagination Project
BUILDING BRIDGES: CREATING AN EDIFICE BETWEEN FACULTY, STAFF, STUDENTS AND THE HEROIC IMAGINATION PROJECT Allison Evans, CSU Western Psychological Association | Page 110
DELIVERING AND ASSESSING GROWTH MINDSET TRAINING TO DEVELOP HEROIC STUDENT RESEARCHERS Gerry Hanley, CSU
PAPER SESSION 10:45 AM - 11:30 AM On-Demand I
SEXUALITY
10:45 QUEER SPIRITUAL IDENTITY Silvio Machado Sonoma State University
11:00 SOCIAL-CONTEXTUAL INFLUENCES ON RACIAL DISPARITIES IN HIV AMONG YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN IN CHICAGO 1Elizabeth McConnell, 2Michelle Birkett 1Palo Alto University, 2Northwestern University
11:15 THE SEXUAL SHAME SCALE: LINKS WITH SEXUALITY OUTCOMES AMONG LGBTQ INDIVIDUALS 1Hektor Gusha, 2Heidi Riggio, 3John Dennem, 1Carlos Letona, 1Jessica Mendoza 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2CSU Los Angeles, 3Claremont Graduate University
PAPER SESSION 10:45 AM - 11:45 AM On-Demand I
COLLEGE STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH 1 0:45 EXAMINING MENTAL HEALTH KNOWLEDGE AND FORMAL SUPPORT SEEKING IN COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS Katie Heaton-Smith Long Beach City College
11:00 HOW CELL PHONES ERODE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF COLLEGE STUDENTS: THE ROLE OF ANXIETY AND PERCEIVED CONTROL Masha Krylova, Rodney Clifton, Raymond Perry, Jeremy Hamm, Judith Chipperfield, Steve Hladkyj, Patti Parker, Robert Dryden University of Manitoba
11:15 CYBERBULLYING, INTERNALIZING PROBLEMS AND THE MODERATING EFFECT OF SELF-COMPASSION Oliver Davidson Davidson University of Texas at Austin Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 111
11:30 THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS ON COLLEGE STUDENTS MENTAL HEALTH Robert Moeller, Martin Seehuus Middlebury College
SYMPOSIUM 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM On-Demand C
PSYCHOLOGICAL REACTANCE THEORY: BASIC AND APPLIED ADVANCES 1Benjamin Rosenberg, 2Jason T . Siegel 1Dominican University, 2Claremont Graduate University
THE REACTIVE SPIRAL: A REPLICATION Jason T . Siegel (Claremont Graduate University) & Benjamin D . Rosenberg (Dominican University of California)
MORE THAN JUST A FREEDOM THREAT: EXPANDING OUTCOMES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL REACTANCE Benjamin D . Rosenberg (Dominican University of California) & Jason T . Siegel (Claremont Graduate University)
THE IMPACT OF LOCATION OF A DIRECTIVE ON REACTANCE AND MESSAGE PROCESSING Thomas V . Staunton & Eusebio Alvaro (Claremont Graduate University)
SYMPOSIUM 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM On-Demand A
DISPARITIES AND ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE IN SEXUAL MINORITY WOMEN 1Amaranta (Amy) Ramirez, 1Alison Cerezo, 2Fernando Estrada, 1Andrea Ross, 1Samantha Mattis, 1Adriana Munoz 1University of California Santa Barbara, 2Loyola Marymount University
AFRICAN AMERICAN SEXUAL MINORITY WOMEN AND BELONGING Andrea Ross, Alison Cerezo & Amaranta Ramirez (University of California Santa Barbara)
CONNECTING MENTAL HEALTH AND IMMIGRATION STATUS IN SEXUAL AND GENDER MINORITY WOMEN Amaranta Ramirez, Alison Cerezo (University of California Santa Barbara) & Fernando Estrada (Loyola Marymount University) Western Psychological Association | Page 112
BISEXUAL AWARENESS: THE IMPORTANCE OF COMING OUT TO YOUR DOCTOR Samantha Mattis, Alison Cerezo, & Amaranta Ramirez (University of California Santa Barbara)
REVIEWING THE LITERATURE ON SEXUAL MINORITY WOMEN AND HEALTHCARE Adriana Munoz, Alison Cerezo & Amaranta Ramirez (University of California Santa Barbara)
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Live 2
HOW PSYCHOLOGY CAN SOLVE OUR TOUGHEST TECHNOLOGY PROBLEMS
David Schuster San José State University
Technology continues to evolve rapidly, with complex problems developing as past problems are solved . Cybersecurity, for example, affects the safety of everyone and has no simple solution . In this presentation, Dr . David Schuster will describe how human factors psychology can help solve complex problems, such as cybersecurity, by investigating how diverse forms of technology can help diverse people achieve their goals . Psychology is well-positioned, and needed, to address current and future questions involving human-technology interaction . Dr . Schuster will describe his interdisciplinary, applied research program addressing the human factors of complex environments . He will describe how psychology integrates perspectives to improve human-technology interaction as we look forward to a future of even greater human-machine interdependence .
Biography: David Schuster is an Associate Professor of Psychology at San José State University . He earned a Ph .D . in Psychology from the University of Central Florida, specializing in Applied Experimental and Human Factors Psychology . Dr . Schuster’s research centers on understanding individual and shared cognition in complex environments . He has conducted research in domains such as aviation, transportation security training, and human-robot interaction . Currently, he is interested in how complex sociotechnical systems support or hinder people, with a particular focus on decision making among cybersecurity professionals . In 2015, he was awarded an NSF CAREER grant to study human cognition in cyber defense . He has been awarded supplemental scholarships from NSF to fund undergraduate research training and has mentored over 50 students in his lab . Dr . Schuster has co-authored over 30 papers in journals, edited books, and conference proceedings . In 2017, he received the Early Career Investigator Award from the San José State Research Foundation . Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 113
PAPER SESSION 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM On-Demand J
BRAIN FUNCTION/PHYSIOLOGY/ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR & LEARNING
11:00 EVIDENCE SUPPORTING HEMISPHERIC MODULARITY IN THE MOTOR CORTEX: AN EEG STUDY Steve Holloway, Jose Nanez, Kiersten Carter, Hao Chen Arizona State University
11:15 SEQUENTIAL DECISION-MAKING BY PIGEONS AND HUMANS: THE SECRETARY PROBLEM Walter Herbranson Whitman College
11:30 GENETIC AND NEURAL BASIS OF CO-REGULATION OF SLEEP AND SOCIAL BEHAVIORS Divya Sitaraman California State University-East Bay
POSTER SESSION 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Posters
COGNITIVE/CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT & INFORMATION PROCESSING POSTER SESSION
CAN INITIAL ACCURACY RATINGS REDUCE THE ILLUSORY TRUTH EFFECT FOR FAKE NEWS? Thomas Smelter, Dustin Calvillo California State University San Marcos
THE EFFECTS OF CORRECTIVE AND ELABORATIVE FEEDBACK ON FAKE NEWS DISCERNMENT Alexis Avina, Pooja Punjabi, Thomas Smelter, Dustin Calvillo California State University San Marcos
DISSOCIATION AND SCHIZOTYPAL PROCESSES: A COMPLEX INTERRELATIONSHIP Matthew Sharps, Simran Nagra, Seth Hurd, Alexis Humphrey, Anders Paulsen, Troy Folmer California State University, Fresno Western Psychological Association | Page 114
FACTORS OF POTENTIAL IMPORTANCE IN THE SELECTION OF CANDIDATES FOR MARS COLONIZATION Simran Nagra, Anders Paulsen, Troy Folmer, Matthew Sharps California State University, Fresno
MANIPULATING THE MENTAL TIMELINE WITH NON-LINGUISTIC STIMULI: PRIMING WITH A PICTURE SORTING TASK Bryan Tapia, Kevin Autry California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
MANIPULATING THE MENTAL TIMELINE WITH NON-LINGUISTIC STIMULI: PRIMING WITH A SIDE-SCROLLING VIDEO GAME Kevin Autry, Lyndsey Potter, Michael Rhodes California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
THE EFFECT OF THE MENTAL TIMELINE ON MEMORY FOR SPATIALLY- ORIENTED TEMPORAL STIMULI Kevin Autry, Naela Salamah, Lauren-Taylor Pavlatos California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL OUTCOMES OF A 12-WEEK COGNITIVE REHABILITATION COURSE FOR COMMUNITY-DWELLING SURVIVORS OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY 1Daniel A Ignacio, 2Dylan Serpas 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton
THE COST OF RACIAL SALIENCE ON CONFIGURAL PROCESSING AND FACE MEMORY 1Benjamin Marsh, 2Taylor Weeks, 1Michelle Mooney, 1Olivia Terranova 1University of Tampa, 2Azusa Pacific University
WHAT’S IN THE BOX? THE EFFECT OF NEGATIVE CORRECTIONS ON CHILDREN’S BELIEF IN MISINFORMATION Genesis Flores, Kevin Autry California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
THE EFFECT OF DELAY AND DEPTH OF PROCESSING ON THE ANCHORING EFFECT Alex Izbiky, Blake Killingsworth Whitman College Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 115
WHAT IN GOD’S NAME? DIRECTED DELIBERATIVE PROCESSING OF WORSHIP SONGS DECREASES SPIRITUALITY EVALUATIONS Sammi Mrowka, Joshua Babikian, Emily Gehlbach, Daisy Huerta, Max Butterfield Point Loma Nazarene University
EXAMINING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE MINI MENTAL STATE EXAM AND THE DIRECT ASSESSMENT OF FUNCTIONAL STATUS IN MILD COGNITIVELY IMPAIRED PATIENTS 1Luz Andrino, 2Carolyn Pagan, 2Katherine Morain, 2Jill Razani 1California State University Northridge, 2California State University, Northridge
DOES THE “SURPRISING POPULAR” METHOD YIELD ACCURATE CROWDSOURCED PREDICTIONS 1Miguel Palacios, 1Bryan Ross, 2Dustin Calvillo, 1Catherine Mesick, 3Abraham Rutchick 1California State University, Northridge, 2California State University San Marcos, 3CSU Northridge
ESTROGEN AS A MEDIATOR OF THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MULTITASKING, ATTENTION AND VERBAL REASONING 1Monet Cardiel, 2Jacqueline Gonzalez Macias, 3Susan Beers, 4Barbara Thayer 1California State University Chanel Islands, 2CSU Channel Islands, 3California State University Channel Islands, 4California State University, Channel Islands
INDICATORS OF DECEPTION IN ONLINE COMMUNICATION 1Jenny Lau, 2Victor Reveles, 2Dawn Murphy 1CSUF, 2California State University Fullerton
THE EFFECT OF NEUROTICISM ON DIRECTED FORGETTING Cassandra Akers, Andrea Sell California Lutheran University
LOOK BOOK: CHILDREN’S ANTICIPATORY LEXICAL PROCESSING WHILE LISTENING TO RHYMES Vivian Vo, Eileen Vu, Kirsten Read Santa Clara University
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN MEMORY SELF-EFFICACY AND LEARNING ABILITY Yujie (Amy) Chen, Ashley Miller, Nash Unsworth University of Oregon Western Psychological Association | Page 116
THE TIME WINDOW OF RECONSOLIDATION 1Kevin Mohawk, 2Colleen Parks 1University of Nevada Las Vegas, 2University of Nevada, Las Vegas
DUAL PROCESSES IN CONDITIONAL REASONING 1Jasmine Bonsel, 1Jay Von Monteza, 2Da’Nae Owens, 3Hideya Koshino, 4Robert Ricco 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University San Bernardino, 3California State University, 4CSUSB
THE ROLE OF CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY ON ADULT COPING STYLES Monica Dyer Northwest University
DEVELOPING UNDERSTANDING OF NUMBER AND QUANTITY: THE ROLE OF EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING Andrea Molina, Adriana Montano, Patrick Cravalho, Emily Slusser San Jose State University
NEUROTICISM AND CONSCIENTIOUSNESS AS PREDICTORS OF PERFORMANCE ON INTELLIGENCE RELATED TASKS BETWEEN ACADEMIC MAJORS Amahyrani Pina, Britney Koh, Justin Lam University of California, Riverside
VALIDATION OF A TABLET-BASED TEST OF ATTENTION Yesenia Merida, Morgan Gomez, Darren Li, Lizeth Alvarez- Morales, Veronica Lievanos University of California, Riverside
RACE CATEGORIZATION OF COMPUTER-GENERATED BIRACIAL FACE MORPHS AND REAL BIRACIAL FACES 1Alana M . Parks, 1Jonathan Benitez, 1Stephanie M . Dunn, 2Debbie Ma, 1Justin Kantner 1California State University, Northridge, 2California State University - Northridge
THE EFFECTS OF PRIMING ON FRAMING BIAS: AN INTEGRATIVE STUDY EXAMINING MORTALITY SALIENCE, SELF-AFFIRMATION, AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE Kyle Klaassen, Kara Gabriel Central Washington University
REMEMBERING THE SUPER-TYPHOON: LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF FADING AFFECT BIAS IN NATURAL DISASTER Federico Solis-Perez Eastern New Mexico University Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 117
REVIEWING PHOTOS TAKEN WITH DIFFERENT GOALS IS ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENCES IN RECOLLECTIVE EXPERIENCE Meghna Das UC Santa Cruz
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COGNITIVE PLANNING AND PERFORMANCE, AGE, AND SELF-REPORTED SLEEP DURATION IN COLLEGE STUDENTS 1Angelica Rivera, 2Ramona Kraeutler, 2Karen Wilson 1California State University Dominguez Hills, 2California State University, Dominguez Hills
THE EFFECTS OF COGNITIVE APPRAISAL IN POST SECONDARY EDUCATION Miriam Carlson, Aryn Ziehnert Eastern Washington University
SIZE, QUANTITY, OR NUMEROSITY: WHAT DIMENSION ARE CHILDREN ATTENDING TO AS THEY LEARN NUMBER WORDS? Lea Woodley, Julia Doan, Giovanna De Leon, Emily Slusser, Patrick Cravalho San Jose State University
STEER REVIEW: EVALUATION OF FARMING PRACTICES INFLUENCES EXPECTATIONS ABOUT STEAK Jordan Gatlin, Joshua Babikian, Max Butterfield Point Loma Nazarene University
HOW MUCH CAN YOU RECALL? Fernando Martinez CSU Stanislaus
EFFECT OF GROUP SIZE ON JUDGMENTS OF AVERAGE ATTRACTIVENESS: EFFECT OF MIXED VS . BLOCKED GROUP SIZES Paul Price, Delilah Lucatero, Sebastian Flores, Lupe Cervantes Chavez California State University, Fresno
MODERATING THE SPACING EFFECT WITH THE METHOD OF ENCODING 1Wesley Gill, 1Lupe Cervantes Chavez, 2Karl Oswald 1California State University, Fresno, 2CSU Fresno
CAN CLINICAL MEASURES OF METACOGNITION PREDICT PERFORMANCE ON A METACOGNITIVE TASK? James Rheams, April Wright, Danielle Sitzman Eastern Washington University Western Psychological Association | Page 118
EARLY MALADAPTIVE SCHEMAS: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN EMS AND INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE 1Joseph Nesbit, 2Miriam Carlson, 2Aryn Ziehnert, 2Kaila Shaffer 1Eastern Washing ton University, 2Eastern Washington University
ASSESSMENT OF COGNITIVE AND SENSORIMOTOR FUNCTIONS FOR VIRTUAL REALITY TREADMILL INTERVENTION Jiaying Xu, Arohi Saxena UC Berkeley
THE ROLE OF COGNITIVE BIASES IN IDENTIFYING AND DISCIPLINING PLAGIARISM Carmelle Bareket-Shavit University of California, Santa Cruz & Stanford University
THE EFFECTS OF PRESSURE AND FEEDBACK ON AVAILABLE WM CAPACITY 1Natalie Au Yeung, 2Almaz Mesghina, 1Lindsey Richland 1University of California, Irvine, 2University of Chicago
PERFORMANCE ON A WORKING MEMORY TASK AS PREDICTED BY CHILD MINDSET 1Simran Kukreja, 1Jenny Youn, 1Shireen Khan, 1Lara Barakat, 2Francesca Trane, 1Masha Jones, 1Susanne M . Jaeggi 1University of California, Irvine, 2University of Colorado Boulder
MEDICATION USAGE AND ITS EFFECTS ON MOTIVATION IN CHILDREN WITH ADHD 1Nicole Delano, 1Lara Barakat, 1Shireen Khan, 2Francesca Trane, 1Masha R . Jones, 1Susanne M . Jaeggi 1University of California, Irvine, 2University of Colorado Boulder
DUAL-TASK INTERVENTION IMPROVES COGNITIVE HEALTH IN COMMUNITY- DWELLING OLDER ADULTS 1Nicolas Visnjevic, 1Zachary Tuttle, 2Vennilla Krishnan, 2Young-Hee Cho, 2Barbara White, 1Olfat Mohammed 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University Long Beach
INTERNAL LOCUS OF CONTROL AND ATTITUDE PREDICTING COGNITION ACROSS LIFESPAN 1Ashton Scherrer, 2Dumichel Harley, 1Juan Gonzalez, 1Sadie Shin, 1Victoria Guinn, 1Rowena Gomez 1Palo Alto University, 2Palo Alto UniversityDu Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 119
WWW .FAKENEWS .YOU: COGNITION’S INFLUENCE ON PEOPLE’S REACTIONS TO FALSE INTERNET INFORMATION 1Margott Dela Cruz, 1Gabrielle Makrdichian, Yadira Ramirez, 2Ceferino Jr Vinas, 3L . Mark Carrier, 1Nancy Cheever 1California State University, Dominguez Hills, 2Cal State Dominguez Hills, 3Cal State Univ Dominguez Hills
HOW THE FEELING OF KNOWING INFLUENCES RECALL OF SEMANTIC MEMORIES Gregory Natt Dominican University of California
BILINGUAL COGNITIVE FLEXIBILITY & GROWTH MINDSET INTERVENTIONS IN HIGHER EDUCATION 1Kandice Grote, 2Kristen Weede Alexander, 3Terra Lee, 4Carsy Rodriguez, 4Cynthia Martinez, 1Ariana Toscano, 4Emilie Khatchetourian 1California State University, Northridge, 2California State University Sacramento, 3California State University of Northridge, 4California State University Northridge
GROWTH MINDSET AMONG YOUNGER BILINGUALISM: IS THERE MORE TO THE EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING MECHANISMS THAN WE THOUGHT? 1Kandice Grote, 1Ariana Toscano, 2Cynthia Martinez, 2Emilie Khatchetourian, 2Carsy Rodriguez, 2Genesis Beltran, Dianamie Pineda 1California State University, Northridge, 2California State University Northridge
CREATING A DATA PREPROCESSING PIPELINE IN PYTHON AND R Brooke Estrada, Courtney Hirota California State University, Sacramento
MULTILINGUAL ADOLESCENTS OUTPERFORM MONOLINGUALS IN EXECUTIVE FUNCTION TASK Rhea Modi University of California, Santa Cruz
EVALUATING STROOP COLOR WORD TEST PERFORMANCE IN AN ETHNICALLY DIVERSE SAMPLE OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY SURVIVORS AND HEALTHY PARTICIPANTS 1Alexis Bueno, 2Daniel Walter Lopez-Hernandez, 2Pavel Litvin, 1Jenna Knight, 3Stacie Overmyer 1The Lundquist Institute, 2Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute, 3Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Western Psychological Association | Page 120
SELF-CONTROL’S EFFECTS ON THE ABILITY TO FORGIVE AND FORGET Khanh Doan, Cassandra Akers, Robert Warren, Daniela Cruz California Lutheran University
VIDEO TEACHING: DOES SEEING THE LIVE INSTRUCTOR MAKE A DIFFERENCE? Po-Sen Chu, Michelle Ynostroza Western New Mexico University
THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON ATTENTIONAL PROCESSING Madeline Angerame, Alyssa Beeksma, Chris Koch George Fox University
SETTING BOUNDARIES: ATTRACTIVENESS RATINGS ALIGN WITH SOCIAL NORMS BUT HALO EFFECTS DON’T FOLLOW Abigail Young, Max Butterfield Point Loma Nazarene University
BARELY SEEING RED: EFFECTS OF COGNITIVE DISFLUENCY AND COLOR PRIMES ON ANALYTIC REASONING James Peabody, Aaron Foster, Kauyumari Sanchez Humboldt State University
READING WITH MEANING: HOW FSAT CAN YOU RAED TIHS? 1Louis Van Camp, 1Carrie M . Margolin, 2Demi Kourtesi 1The Evergreen State College, 2University of Nevada, Las Vegas
UNIVERSITY LOGOS AND PERCEPTIONS Jessica Olsen, Navdeep Kaur Oregon State University
THE EFFECT OF GENDER-EMPOWERMENT ADVERTISING Xuelei Xia, Mathew Curtis University of Southern California
EFFECTS OF MATH ANXIETY AND WORKING MEMORY CAPACITY ON NUMERICAL PROCESSING AND MATH PERFORMANCE 1Pilar Olid, 2Hideya Koshino 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 121
PAPER SESSION 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM On-Demand G
EVALUATION/MEASUREMENT AND RESEARCH METHODS
11:00 VALIDATION OF THE COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION- IDENTIFICATION TOOL (CSE-IT) Danna Basson WestCoast Children’s Clinic
11:15 MIXED-EFFECTS LOCATION SCALE MODELS FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE MEASURES Shelley Blozis University of California, Davis
11:30 EMPIRICAL APPLICATION OF A BAYESIAN RANDOM BLOCK ITEM RESPONSE THEORY MODEL FOR FORCED-CHOICE PERSONALITY SCALES HyeSun Lee, Weldon Smith California State University Channel Islands 1 1:45 THE COMMON EXPERIENCE AS TOLD BY WOMEN VETERAN TBI SURVIVORS THROUGH DIGITAL STORYTELLING Joyce Chung, Alexandra Jouk, Nytzia Licona VA Palo Alto
PAPER SESSION 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM On-Demand B
SOCIAL ISSUES
11:00 PREJUDICE AND SUICIDALITY: DECOMPOSING THE IMPLICIT ASSOCIATION TEST’S (IAT) RELATIVE D-SCORES Brian O’Shea, Matthew Nock Harvard University
11:15 ATTACHMENT STYLES AND AFFECTIONAL BONDS TO OTHERS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS 1Carlos Barrera, 2Charles Hill 1University of California, San Diego, 2Whittier Coillege Western Psychological Association | Page 122
11:30 REVENUE BEFORE REFUGEES: AMERICAN INTERNALIZATION OF NEOLIBERAL IDEOLOGY Sukhman Rekhi California State University, Long Beach
11:45 ENTITLEMENTS’ ROLE IN DEHUMANIZATION OF MINORITY GROUPS 1Kara Harris, 2Lynn Kannout, 1Rusty Steiger, 1Christine Reyna 1DePaul University, 2Illinois Institute of Technology
PAPER SESSION 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM On-Demand I
HUMAN LEARNING AND MEMORY
11:30 INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN FORGETTING IRRELEVANT INFORMATION: A TEST OF WORKING MEMORY MODELS Laura Werner, Colleen Parks University of Nevada, Las Vegas
11:45 CAN OLDER ADULTS REVISE INACCURATE HEALTH KNOWLEDGE? James Rheams, Danielle Sitzman Eastern Washington University
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM Live 1
DO WE NEED ANOTHER HERO? THE CASE FOR EDWARD CHACE TOLMAN Kevin Lanning Wilkes Honors College, Florida Atlantic University
Abstract: Tolman was a gifted scholar whose rigor and insight into the minds of rats and men arguably rescued psychology from a sterile metaphysical behaviorism . His defense of civil liberties helped establish Berkeley as a center of academic freedom . His purposive psychology was characterized by the depth of careful measurement in the service of ambitious yet closely- argued theorizing . His work was broad, nourished by diverse strains of mid-century psychology, including functionalism, Gestalt Psychology, and behaviorism . Interpersonally, he was a disarming, self-effacing, and beloved figure . Counterfactual history is a guessing game . But if there is a parallel universe that mirrors our own sauf the life Tolman, it is one in which the shape and purpose of its contemporary psychological science, of its University of California, and of its Western Psychological Association are all sadly impoverished . Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 123
Biography: Kevin Lanning is a professor at the Wilkes Honors College of Florida Atlantic University, where he teaches courses including personality and the history of psychology . He was a student in Berkeley’s Tolman Hall .
POSTER SESSION 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM Posters
POSTER SESSION 7
PROMOTING SENSE OF BELONGING AND INTEREST IN GEOSCIENCES AMONG UNDERGRADUATE WOMEN THROUGH MENTORING 1Wenyi Du, 2Paul Hernandez 1West Virginia University, 2Texas A&M University
THE EFFECT OF SHAME AND GUILT ON STUDENTS’ WRITING HABITS Daniel Gutierrez Seattle Pacific University
ARE ALL FIRST-GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENTS “AT-RISK”? THE IMPORTANCE OF CONTROL BELIEFS IN DETERMINING ACADEMIC RISK Robert Dryden, Raymond Perry, Jeremy Hamm, Judith Chipperfield, Patricia Parker, Masha Krylova University of Manitoba
EXAMINATION OF SEX DIFFERENCES IN EFFORT BASED DECISION-MAKING IN SPRAGUE DAWLEY RATS . Dylan Smith, Emily Bryant, Phillip Baker Seattle Pacific University
THE MOTIVES BEHIND INGROUP SAMPLING Zaid Salameh, Leanne Esconde, Yrian Derreumaux, Brent Hughes University of California, Riverside
STRESS AND SUCCESS: DOES STRESS MINDSET PREDICT PERFORMANCE ON SHORT-TERM GOALS? Quinn Becker, Meagan Smith, Ameer Almuaybid Oregon state university
PROLIFERATION, MOTIVATION AND BARRIERS INFLUENCING ADOPTION OF MODERN DIGITAL THERAPIES Ria Kaelin The Evergreen State College Western Psychological Association | Page 124
THE EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL PAIN ON HELPING BEHAVIOR Ben Katz Whitman College
EXPLORING THE PERCEPTUAL FACTORS THAT PROMOTE ACADEMIC SUCCESS IN 2020 1Amy Ramos, 2Jordyn Niemiec, 2Garvey Gasmin 1Grossmont College, 2Grossmont Community College
SOCIAL MEDIA CONFORMITY AND SELF ESTEEM OF COLLEGE STUDENTS Sarah Ovard Johnson Dominican University Of California
CHILD RESPONSE TO PROCESS VERSUS PEOPLE PRAISE: A PC-CARE CASE STUDY 1Colleen Allen, 1Aubrey Johnson, 2Deanna Boys, 1Alexis Servin 1University of California, Davis, 2UC Davis Children’s Hospital
GAMIFICATION PARADOX: EFFECTS ON MOTIVATION AND PERFORMANCE IN VISUAL SEARCH Sumaria Ilag, Jennifer Li, Kasia Sliwinska, Evan Palmer (Research-Experimental, Coordinator) San Jose State University
A HEALTHY DOSE OF WORRY?: HOW WORRY INFLUENCES ACADEMIC GOAL ORIENTATION Brandin Ali, Pamela Sheffler, Cecilia Cheung University of California, Riverside
SHORT-VIDEO-BASED SOCIAL MEDIA USE IN U .S . Tianyang Xu, Mathew Curtis University of Southern California
SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING OF COSMETICS BRANDS IN CHINESE MARKET Beilei Xing, Mathew Curtis University of Southern California
STEM UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM: MEASURING ACADEMIC ENGAGEMENT, EDUCATIONAL ASPIRATIONS, AND BINATIONAL COLLABORATION INTENTIONS Sarai Escalante, Karen Villa, Kevin Cherry, Nina Egbert, Francesca Messina, Brandilynn Villarreal Humboldt State University Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 125
HOW AN INFLUENCER SHOULD BUILD PERSONAL BRAND ON LINKEDIN Jing Ma University of Southern California
ETHNICITY AND ITS IMPACT ON GENERAL RELIGIOUSNESS Priscilla Price University of La Verne
“NO LAUGHING MATTER”: THE INFLUENCE AND NECESSITY OF THE LAUGH TRACK ON HUMOR AND ENJOYABILITY IN COMEDIC TELEVISION PROGRAMS 1Sean Pradhan, 2Sherrie Pradhan, 3Laraway Sean, 3Susan Snycerski, 4Ravi Chachad 1Menlo College, 2Eargo, 3San Jose State University, 4University of California, San Francisco
THE EFFECT OF LAUGHTER ON CONFIDENCE, HAPPINESS, AND TEST TAKING Chara Powell, Tania Ascencio, Alexander Murray Mt . San Antonio College
MEANING, OPTIMISM, AND GRATITUDE MEDIATE SPIRITUALITY AND LIFE SATISFACTION AMONG LATTER-DAY SAINTS 1Mason Ming, 2G . E . Kawika Allen, 1Connor Nance 1Loma Linda University, 2Brigham Young University
GRATITUDE AND WELL-BEING: THE MEDIATING ROLES OF MEANING IN LIFE, SOCIAL SUPPORT, AND SELF-ESTEEM 1Mason Ming, 2G . E . Kawika Allen 1Loma Linda University, 2Brigham Young University
TURNED UP OR DOWN IN THE DUMPS: THE EFFECTS OF EMOTIONAL BOOSTERS AND DAMPENERS ON SPORTING EVENT ANTICIPATION AND REMINISCENCE 1Sean Pradhan, 2David Moore, 2Dae Hee Kwak, 3Laraway Sean, 3Susan Snycerski, 3Patrick Cravalho, 1Aaron Flores 1Menlo College, 2University of Michigan, 3San Jose State University
THE ROLE OF POSITIVE INTERNAL RESOURCES ON INTERNALIZING SYMPTOMS AND TRAUMA EXPOSURE IN AT-RISK ADOLESCENTS Angelina Sung, Sonia Rubens Santa Clara University
IMPACT OF GRATITUDE ON COPING WITH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE LIFE EVENTS: AN ECOLOGICAL MOMENTARY ASSESSMENT STUDY Ellie Lisitsa, Benjamin Johnson, Anna Bencke, Lauren Hammond, Amy Mezulis Seattle Pacific University Western Psychological Association | Page 126
INTIMACY WITH GOD PREDICTS SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING OVER TIME Logan Mankins, Max Barham, Alejandra Huerta, Dillon Dalton Eastern Washington University
THE INFLUENCE OF HAPPINESS ON SELF-ESTEEM’S RELATIONSHIP TO SELF-COMPASSION Carly Lowy Northern Arizona University
TRANSCENDENT GRATITUDE: DEVELOPING A STATE MEASURE OF GRATITUDE TO GOD Max Barham, Logan Mankins, Alejandra Huerta, Dillon Dalton, Phil Watkins Eastern Washington University
FORGIVENESS AFTER RISKY FAMILY EXPOSURE, EMOTION REGULATION, AND MENTAL HEALTH IN MID TO LATE LIFE Angelica Chakos, Kelly Morton Loma Linda University
SINGLE PARENTS LEVEL OF HOPE TO ACHIEVE ACADEMIC SUCCESS AND HELP-SEEKING SKILLS TO GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE Rhoda Robertson Domincan University of California
THE EFFECT OF POSITIVE AFFIRMATIONS ON SELF-ESTEEM AND WELL-BEING IN COLLEGE STUDENTS Lynnelle Arquiza Dominican University of California
MOBILE PHONE USAGE AND ITS IMPLICATION ON THE HUMAN STRESS SYSTEM Grace Tsai, Ian Waldrop, Kyle Le, Cynthia Hovsepian, John F . Hunter, sarah pressman University of California, Irvine
A NEW LEAF ON LIFE: STAGE 2 OF THE GROWING WORKS PROJECT 1Christy Teranishi Martinez, 1Christabelle Angeles, 1William Burse, 2Alexis Diaz, 1Salpy Kharadjian, 1Noah Lansberg, 1Dana Marquez, 1Juliane Martinez, 2Angel Santillan, 1Makayla Edwards Shapiro 1California State University Channel Islands, 2CSU Channel Islands Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 127
TESTING THE FLOW STATE MODEL: A QUANTITATIVE EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS 1Avery Beaudette, 2Patrick Johnson 1California State University Chico, 2California State University, Chico
COPING MECHANISMS AND PERSONALITY TRAITS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF POST-TRAUMATIC GROWTH 1Krystalyn Sedlack, 2Cecilia Melendez, 1Melody Robinson, 2Gicelly Vicaino, 3David Chavez 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University San Bernardino, 3Cal State University San Bernardino
GRATITUDE AS A STRENGTH IN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 1Selena Moreno, 1Taylor Duffy, 2Evan Steinberg, 2Joanna Sztachańska, 2Anthony Chuy, 2Giacomo Bono 1California State University Dominguez Hills, 2California State University, Dominguez Hills
THE EFFECTS OF NATURE AND TECHNOLOGY EXPOSURE ON CREATIVITY AND WELL-BEING Sabrina Lopez, Monica Stephens, Rachel McCown, Samandeep Mankatala, David Gerkens California State University, Fullerton
THE EFFECT OF SHORT-TERM GOAL-SETTING AND STRESS MINDSET ON POSITIVE AFFECT Kelsey Ornelas, Karree Lee, Ameer Almuaybid Oregon State University
MANIPULATING RESILIENCE IN AN EVERYDAY SETTING: THE EFFECTS OF SELF-EFFICACY PRIMING AND SOCIAL SUPPORT 1Kresh Reil, 2Steven Frieze, 3Michelle Ruvalcaba, 1Sara Sosa, 1Tiffany Conejo, 1Tania Salgado Gonzalez, 2Leticia Estrada 1California State University, Dominguez Hills, 2CSUDH, 3California State University Dominguez Hills
THE EFFECT OF VALUES AFFIRMATION AND LOCUS OF CONTROL ON RESILIENT BEHAVIOR 1Deena Stipsky, 2Steven Frieze, 1Carolina Dos Santos, 1Soriano Jessica, 1Diana Minero, 1Kristina Smith 1California State University, Dominguez Hills, 2CSUDH
BRIEF POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR SENIOR ADULTS 1Tays Sannizzaro, 2Lawrence Herringer, 2Eirin Auld 1California State University - Chico, 2California State University, Chico Western Psychological Association | Page 128
PAPER SESSION 12:30 PM - 01:15 PM On-Demand F
INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL AND HUMAN FACTORS
12:30 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS AND THE IMPOSTOR SYNDROME 1Laurie Green, 1T .L . Brink, 2Giovanni Sosa, 1Artour Aslanian, 1Diana Vaichis 1Crafton Hills College, 2Cal State Fullerton
12:45 MEDIATING EFFECTS OF SOCIAL PERCEPTIONS BETWEEN PERSONALITY AND INTERVIEW PERFORMANCE RATINGS USING ASYNCHRONOUS VIDEO INTERVIEWS Dongbo Che, Mandy Yu, Kevin Eschleman, Chris Wright San Francisco State University
13:00 LOOKING WITHIN FOR CREATIVITY: A LATENT PROFILE ANALYSIS OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION 1Alicia Davis, 2Saskia Shirley, 2Jennifer Feitosa, 3William Kramer 1Claremont Graduate University, 2Claremont McKenna College, 3University of Nebraska Omaha
SYMPOSIUM 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM On-Demand E
UPDATES & DISCUSSION WITH APA’S COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION Jaclyn Ronquillo-Adachi Cerritos College Regan A . R . Gurung (Oregon State University) Jane S . Halonen (University of West Florida) J . Kris Leppien-Christensen (Western Psychological Association & Saddleback College)
SYMPOSIUM 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM On-Demand D
PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLBEING AMONGST DIVERSE FACULTY AND STUDENTS ACROSS EDUCATIONAL SETTINGS: UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH EXAMPLARS 1Alejandro Morales, 1Karli Cheng, 1Geovani Muñoz, 2Monserrat Coria, 1Jesus Navarro, 1Rosa Ramirez, 1Chantal van Esch 1California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 2Cal Poly Pomona University
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PSYCHOSOCIAL AND CULTURAL DETERMINANTS OF MENTAL HEALTH FOR CHILDREN OF IMMIGRANTS Karli Cheng (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)
FAMILY AND CULTURAL PREDICTORS OF SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING AMONG LATINA/O/X COLLEGE STUDENTS Geovani Munoz (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)
ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS WITHOUT BORDERS: UNDERSTANDING THE EXPERIENCES OF UNDOCUMENTED COLLEGE STUDENTS Monserrat Coria (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)
ETHNIC IDENTITY, ACCULTURATION, AND BODY IMAGE AMONG LATINX MALE COLLEGE STUDENTS Jesus Navarro (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)
FACULTY WITH DISABILITIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION Rosa Ramirez (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona) & Chantal van Esch (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM Live 2
INCREASING THE PROVISION OF SUPPORT TO PEOPLE WITH DEPRESSION: INFLUENCING HELP-SEEKING, REDUCING STIGMA, AND AVOIDING HARM
Jason T . Siegel Claremont Graduate University
Creating persuasive messages to influence help-seeking among people with depression, as well as reducing the stigma associated with the illness, can be a daunting challenge . Although the right message can save lives, the wrong one can be harmful to the very population intended to be helped . For nearly a decade, I have been fortunate to work with dedicated students and colleagues who have joined me in this challenging but critical fight . Literature focused on self- distancing, attribution theory, positive emotions, the overheard communication technique, vested interest theory, psychological reactance theory, and attitude function matching have all been utilized . Through the application of these social psychological theories on persuasion, motivation, and emotion, we have had found success, struggled with failure, and hopefully made an impact . This presentation will describe this program of research from its inception to its current manifestation, and all the highs and lows in between . The talk will conclude with a discussion of a recently implemented campus-wide poster intervention designed to increase help-seeking while simultaneously decreasing stigma . Western Psychological Association | Page 130
Biography: Jason T . Siegel is a professor of social psychology, the director of the Depression and Persuasion Research Lab, and the co-director of the Institute for Health Psychology & Prevention Science at Claremont Graduate University . His research focuses on the social psychology of health behavior change . Dr . Siegel utilizes theories of persuasion, motivation, and emotion, with the goal of maximizing the success of health campaigns and interventions . His commitment to the application of social psychology theories to the domains of depression, organ donation, and substance abuse has resulted in multiple awards such as the Western Psychological Association Early Career Award (2014), the Claremont Graduate University Presidential Research Award (2018) and the Western Psychological Association Social Responsibility Award (2019) . Siegel is currently the Principle Investigator on a $1 .3 million grant from the Department of Health and Human Services and has received funding from organizations such as the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Institutes on Drug Abuse, the Department of Labor, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation .
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM On-Demand B
PLANNING YOUR CAREER PATH IN PSYCHOLOGY 1Garth Fowler, PhD, 2Jessica Conroy 1Office of Graduate and Postgraduate Education & Training, American Psychological Association, 2Center for Workforce Studies, American Psychological Association
This presentation introduces students to the APA’s Individual Development Plan (IDP) Resource, a free, online tool that helps you assess your professional interests, explore careers, match your skills and competencies to career options, and create a plan to be on your way! We will also show you how to use data and online resources by the APA’s Center for Workforce Studies (CWS) to use during the IDP process to find the perfect jobs and careers for you!
Biographies: Garth A . Fowler, PhD, is the Associate Executive Director for Education at the American Psychological Association . He manages the APA’s Office of Graduate and Postgraduate Education and Training (GPET), and is responsible for programs, initiatives and resources that support psychology graduate education and training . The GPET office host seminars, workshops, and online tools to help individuals prepare for graduate school, succeed as a graduate student, and learn about career options and jobs after graduation . GPET also supports faculty and departments by creating guidelines for psychology education and training and serving as a resource regarding learning goals, training outcomes, and trends in policy and practices that impact graduate education and postdoctoral training . Garth has given over 100 presentations and workshops on topics such as career and professional development, using analytics to assess training programs outcomes and developing learning goals, and understanding the transition from trainee into the workforce . He served as an expert panelist for two National Academies of Science committees, the State of the Postdoctoral Experience, Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 131
and the Committee on Research Universities . Garth joined the APA in 2012, after serving as a faculty member and the Assistant Chair in the Department of Neurobiology at Northwestern University . He was Program Director for the Department’s MS program in Neurobiology . Prior to working at Northwestern University, he was the Outreach Program Manager for Science Careers at Science magazine . He has a BA in psychology from The College of Wooster and a PhD in behavioral neuroscience from the Psychology Department at the University of Washington . He completed his postdoc at the Salk Institute for Biological Sciences studying the neural foundations of decision making .
Jessica Conroy works as a data analyst for the APA’s Center for Workforce Studies . She earned a B .A . in neurobiology from Cornell University and worked in several neurobiology research labs before coming to the APA, where she has focused more on analysis and the application of data science . She has worked with the APA Center for Workforce Studies for over two years, contributing to a broad range of research on the psychology workforce and education pipeline during that time . These contributions have taken the form of presentations, written reports and papers, and short fact sheets highlighting the departments findings . She is currently pursuing a Masters of Professional Science in Data Science at UMBC .
PSI CHI 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM On-Demand H
PSI CHI SPOTLIGHT ON LEARNING AND MEMORY 1Jill Yamashita, 2Regan A . R . Gurung 1California State University, Monterey Bay, 2Oregon State University
STUDYING LIKE A CHAMPION: SUGGESTIONS FROM COGNITIVE SCIENCE Regan A . R . Gurung (Oregon State University & Psi Chi President)
SYMPOSIUM 12:30 PM - 02:00 PM On-Demand J
A CULTURAL EDUCATION: ATTENDING TO CULTURE IMPROVES UNDERREPRESENTED STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES 1David Marx, 2Sei Jin Ko 1San Diego State University, 2SDSU
THE FAR-REACHING EFFECTS OF MULTICULTURAL INTERVENTIONS: DIVERSITY EFFORTS CAN PROMOTE CROSS-GROUP BENEFITS Tiffany N . Brannon (University of California, Los Angeles) Western Psychological Association | Page 132
TALKING THROUGH THE CULTURAL TRANSITION TO COLLEGE WITH FIRST- YEAR, FIRST-GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENTS OF COLOR Rebecca Covarrubias, Giselle Laiduc, & Ibette Valle (University of California, Santa Cruz)
EFFECTS OF INCLUSIVE PRACTICES AND PEDAGOGIES ON STUDENT-TEACHER RELATIONSHIPS: EVIDENCE FROM A SCHOOL-LEVEL INTERVENTION Laura Brady (University of Michigan), Camilla Griffiths (Stanford University), Hazel Markus (Stanford University), David Parker (Forest Grove School District), Perla Rodriguez (Forest Grove School District), & Stephanie Fryberg (University of Michigan)
CULTURAL CONNECTIONS: CULTURALLY MATCHED FEMALE PEER ROLE MODELS BOOST STUDENTS’ STEM INTEREST David M . Marx & Sei Jin Ko (San Diego State University)
PAPER SESSION 12:45 PM - 01:30 PM On-Demand C
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY12:45 THE EFFECT OF VISUAL PERSPECTIVE ON INTENTIONS TO SEEK PSYCHOLOGICAL HELP Savannah Carpenter Seattle Pacific University
13:00 ANGER PRONENESS AND UNDEREVALUATION 1Sonali Bargotra, 2Heidi Duarte, Aaron Lukazewski 1California State University Fullerton, 2California State University, Fullerton
13:15 DOES INCREASED VEHICLE AUTOMATION RESULT IN DECREASED DRIVER PERFORMANCE? Kelsey McCoy, Rebecca Chompff California State University, Long Beach
PAPER SESSION 12:45 PM - 03:00 PM On-Demand G
SOCIAL/PERSONALITY PROCESSES
12:45 SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING, PERSONALITY, AND EMOTION REGULATION: A MULTIVARIABLE ANALYSIS Janan Mostajabi University of California, Berkeley Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 133
13:00 UNDERSTANDING THE FIRST STEP TO A COMPASSIONATE RESPONSE: PREDICTORS OF NOTICING SOMEONE’S PAIN Birgit Koopmann-Holm, Kathryn Bartel, Maryam Bin Meshar, Huiru Yang Santa Clara University
13:15 WHY TALK ABOUT BOUNDARIES? APPROACH AND AVOIDANCE MOTIVES IN LONG-DISTANCE COUPLES’ BOUNDARY DISCUSSIONS Lauren McRae, Rebecca Cobb Simon Fraser University
13:30 KNOWLEDGE OF AND ATTITUDES TOWARD THE BIBLE: EFFECTS OF RELIGIOSITY AND PERSUASION 1Theresa Harvey, 2Heidi Riggio, 1Victoria Umana 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2CSU Los Angeles
13:45 BOTH UPWARD AND DOWNWARD SOCIAL COMPARISONS INCREASE SELF-PERCEPTIONS OF MORALITY 1Kathryn Bruchmann, 2Aaron Scherer 1Santa Clara University, 2University of Iowa
PAPER SESSION 01:00 PM - 01:15 PM On-Demand K
THE VALUE OF THE CONCEPTUALIZATION PROCESS IN RELATIONSHIP TO TREATMENT SUCCESS Dora Clarke-Pine La Sierra University
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM Live 1
ETHNIC AND RACIAL MINORITY ISSUES: HOW ARE WE FARING? Stanley Sue Palo Alto University and University of California, Davis
Since the days of the civil rights movement more than half a century ago, psychology has grappled with a number of issues regarding ethnic and racial minority groups . These issues include cultural and racial bias in research and practice, lack of research on these groups, disparities in mental health, inequities in the delivery of services, and means of improving cultural competencies . This presentation is a critical review and commentary of the progress of these issues . Several points are raised: (1) appreciation of cultural influences has increased but it is not sufficient; (2) ethnic and cultural bias is embedded in psychological science; (3) ethnic, racial and cultural considerations improve the science of psychology; (4) political issues are Western Psychological Association | Page 134
involved in research and practice; (5) cultural competency in mental health works; (6) new issues are emerging as we attempt to solve ongoing problems; (7) the political climate in society has created a basic threat to psychology . The presentation is intended to stimulate questions and comments .
Biography: Stanley Sue is Emeritus Distinguished Professor of Psychology at Palo Alto University and the University of California, Davis . From 1981-1996, he was a Professor of Psychology at UCLA and from 1971-1981, he was Assistant and Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Washington . His research has been devoted to the study of the adjustment of, and delivery of mental health services to, culturally-diverse groups . Dr . Sue has received awards for his work, including the 2003 American Psychological Association’s Distinguished Contributions to Applied Research Award, 2005 Lifetime Achievement Award from the California Psychological Association, 2011 Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Award for Mentoring, and 2018 Lifetime Achievement Award from APA Division 45 . He served as one of the science editors for the U .S . Surgeon General’s Supplement “Mental Health: Culture, Race, and Ethnicity,” and as 2010 President of the Western Psychological Association, and 2015 President of APA Division 45 .
PAPER SESSION 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM On-Demand A
PROVIDERS
13:00 OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO ADDRESSING THE IMPACT OF HIV- ASSOCIATED NEUROCOGNITIVE DISORDER ON THE MENTAL HEALTH OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV: SERVICE PROVIDER PERSPECTIVES AND STRATEGIES Renato (Rainier) Liboro University of Nevada, Las Vegas
13:15 PAIN PERCEPTION AND TREATMENT FOR ADOLESCENTS IN RACIALLY CONCORDANT VERSUS DISCORDANT PATIENT-PROVIDER SCENARIOS Steffanie Guillermo, Madisen Barre-Hemingway Pitzer College
13:30 RELATIONSHIP-CENTERED CARE: GROUNDING THE CARE OF PERSONS IN THE PRACTICE TRADITIONS OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY Allyson Washburn National University Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 135
13:45 USING MIXED METHODS TO UNDERSTAND SCREENING, BRIEF INTERVENTION, AND REFERRAL TO TREATMENT (SBIRT) UPTAKE IN REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE 1Becky Porter, 1Robyn Mertz, 2Jessica Passini, 1Bridget Hanson, 3Diane King 1University of Alaska Anchorage, 2University of Alaska Anchorage, Institute of Social & Economic Research, Center for Behavioral Health Research & Services, 3University of Alaska Anchorage Center for Behavioral Health Research and Services
POSTER SESSION 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM Posters
POSTER SESSION 8
DO NOT DROP YOUR GLOVES: “WINNING” A FIGHT IN THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE DOES NOT IMPROVE CHANCES TO WIN THE GAME Michael Apostol, Nadav Goldschmied University of San Diego
EVALUATION OF PERFORMANCE, FATIGUE AND WORKLOAD DURING REAL- TIME, REACTIVE TELEROBOTIC MISSION CONTROL OPERATIONS 1Zachary Glaros, 2Robert Carvalho, 2Erin Flynn-Evans 1San Jose State University, 2NASA Ames Research Center
THE OREGON TECH WELL-BEING PROGRAM: PRESENTING LIFE SKILLS EDUCATION TO A LOW INCOME RURAL COMMUNITY 1Amber Martinez, 1Samantha McLean, 1Robert Blair, 1Alexis Waller, 1Sarah Alderman, 1Carey Fitzgerald, 2Trevor Petersen 1Oregon Institute of Technology, 2Oregon Tech
CULTURAL VALUE AFFIRMATION: EFFECTS ON SOUTHEAST ASIAN AMERICAN AND WHITE STUDENTS 1Linda Toch, 2Vanessa Woods 1University of California, Santa Barbara, 2University of California Santa Barbara
REPORT OR MEMORY CONFORMITY?: INVESTIGATION OF COGNITIVE AND SOCIAL FACTORS ON CONFORMITY 1In-Kyeong Kim, 1Taryn Batin, 1Elisabeth Breen, 1Kandavan Thong, 2Stephen Ceci 1La Sierra University, 2Cornell University Western Psychological Association | Page 136
DECLARATIVE AND PROCEDURAL MEMORY CONFORMITY: A STUDY WITH VIRTUAL REALITY 1In-Kyeong Kim, 1Taryn Batin, 1Elisabeth Breen, 1Aram Dimitri, 1Graceson Nishimura, 1Kandavan Thong, 2Stephen Ceci 1La Sierra University, 2Cornell University
INVESTIGATION OF COGNITIVE AND SOCIAL FACTORS ON MEMORY CONFORMITY WITH MODIFIED MISINFORMATION PARADIGM 1In-Kyeong Kim, 1Taryn Batin, 1Elisabeth Breen, 1Aram Dimitri, 1Kandavan Thong, 2Stephen Ceci 1La Sierra University, 2Cornell University
ENCOURAGING A RACE-SENSITIVE ATTITUDE IN PROBATION AND PAROLE: A PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTION Kimia Saadatian, Jason Okonofua University of California, Berkeley
ACCEPTABILITY AND FEASIBILITY OF AN INTERVENTION FOR INTENTIONAL SMARTPHONE USAGE Alejandra Bermudez-Torres, Robert Montgomery, Abraham Rutchick CSU Northridge
A MEASUREMENT OF TRUST THROUGH TECHNOLOGICALLY MEDIATED COMMUNICATION 1Andrew Bastidas, 2Catherine Mesick, 3Abraham Rutchick 1California State University Northridge, 2California State University, Northridge, 3CSU Northridge
RED SHIRT COLOR HAS NO EFFECT ON WINNING IN THE ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE Shakira Trejo, Angela Haddad, Nadav Goldschmied University of San Diego
PREDICTING CIVIC INVOLVEMENT THROUGH SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING AND LEADERSHIP STYLE WITH BAYESIAN INFERENCING 1Max Brumer, 1Jeongin Hong, 1Nimisha Kumar, 2Pamela Russell, 1Greg Kim-Ju 1California State University, Sacramento, 2Educational Opportunity Program
THE EFFECT OF CHOICE ON PERCEIVED AD INTRUSIVENESS AND EFFECTIVENESS Addison Scarff, Claire Garrett, Emily Goldfarb Whitman College Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 137
BALANCING WORK & HOME WITH A NEW BABY: ROLE OF WORK HOURS AND WORK-FAMILY CONFLICT ON POSTPARTUM WELL-BEING Marianna Kaneris Arizona State University
BALANCING WORK & HOME WITH A NEW BABY: ROLE OF WORK HOURS AND WORK-FAMILY CONFLICT ON POSTPARTUM WELL-BEING Marianna Kaneris Arizona State University
A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES IMPLEMENTING BIAS REDUCTION STRATEGIES IN HEALTHCARE Chrysan Hoyt, Albert Ly, Connor Nance, Daniela Borecky, Patricia Flynn, Hector Betancourt Loma Linda University
VIEWERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF FOOD PRODUCT PLACEMENT IN COMEDY AND HORROR FILMS Justin Gerszewski, Mathew Curtis University of Southern California
THE FACE OF EMPATHY - DETECTING EMPATHY THROUGH EMOTIONAL ANALYTICS 1Dmitry Burshteyn, 1Jami Cotler, 1Luis Villa, 1Zachary Bult, 1Garrison Grant, 1Michael Tanski, 2Anthony Parente 1Siena College, 2Dumbstruck
PARENT-CHILD ATTACHMENT BENEFITS OF DHS AFFILIATED FAMILY MENTORING PROGRAM 1Trevor Petersen, 1Larissa Wingard, 2Sarah Alderman, 2Maria Lynn Kessler, 2Tony Augustine, Jacquelyn Ruvalcaba, 2Keeley Bryant, 2Charlene Dobry, 2Stacy Dobry, 2Rachel Jungling 1Oregon Tech, 2Oregon Institute of Technology
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT BY FAMILIES IN THE DHS CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM 1Larissa Wingard, 2Tony Augustine, 2Keeley Bryant, 2Charlene Dobry, 2Sarah Alderman 1Oregon Tech, 2Oregon Institute of Technology
THE EFFECT OF COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: LOCAL CONSUMERS’ PURCHASING INTENTIONS OF CHINESE CLOTHING BRANDS Jinyang Zhong, Mathew Curtis University of Southern California
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OUR BODIES, OUR MINDS: CREATIVE OUTLETS FOR COPING WITH INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE 1Christy Teranishi Martinez, 1Makayla Edwards Shapiro, 1Remi Ali Khan, 2Natalia Jaramillo 1California State University Channel Islands, 2UC Santa Barbara
THE EFFECT OF POLITICAL ACTIVISM ON CONSUMERS’ BRAND ATTITUDE IN CHINA Lingyi Jiang University of Southern California
CAPACITY FOR RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY ON WELL BEING: INDIRECT SOCIAL STATUS EXPANDED Ricky Haneda, Jon Grahe Pacific Lutheran University
TESTING THE ASSOCIATION OF DIURNAL CORTISOL PATTERNS IN HUMAN MILK USING A NOVEL ELISA METHOD . Sofia Pino, Daniella Yousif, Jennifer Hahn-Holbrook University of California, Merced
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF MENTAL HEALTH IN ATHLETES: INTERVENTION, PERCEPTION, & PREVALENCE . Karolyne Stucki, Mirella Jasso University of Nevada, Las Vegas
ASSESSING SUICIDE RISK IN SPANISH-SPEAKING INDIVIDUALS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Paola Mendoza-Rivera, Alexandra Padilla, Bianca Eloi, Kevin Rodriguez, Bruce Bongar Palo Alto University
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CAREER ASSISTANCE PROVIDED BY PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAMS AND BY INSTITUTIONAL CAREER CENTERS 1Jessica Conroy, 2Peggy Christidis, 3Rory Pfund, 2Robin Hailstorks, 2Karen Stamm, 4John Norcross 1Center for Workforce Studies, American Psychological Association, 2American Psychological Association, 3University of Memphis, 4University of Scranton
INDEPENDENT AND OVERLAPPING FACTORS OF ANXIETY & DEPRESSION AMONG INDIVIDUALS WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE 1Halbert Beaver, 2Joseph Bunch, 1Aprilla Noer, 1Jacob Jones 1California State University San Bernardino, 2California State University, San Bernardino Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 139
PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE CALLING AND VOCATION QUESTIONNAIRE-REVISED (CVQ-R) Caitlin Coyer, Lynette Bikos Seattle Pacific University
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF-REPORTED AND OBJECTIVE DAILY SMARTPHONE USE Emily Doffing, Siena Kelly, Katie Reighard, Annaleis Giovanetti, Stephen Ilardi University of Kansas
HOW ACADEMIC SENIORITY IS RELATED TO SUPPORT FOR OPEN SCIENCE Hailey Chatterton, Julia Bottesini, Sarah Schiavone, Simine Vazire University of California, Davis
RESPONSE SHIFT AND LANGUAGE VERSION EFFECTS IN SUCCESSIVE COMPLETION OF ENGLISH AND MANDARIN TRANSLATIONS OF THE CES-D Thi Thu Tran, Rachel Fouladi, Miao Tang, Ratna Mahantheran, Zhi Yuh Ou Yang, Bin Tan Simon Fraser University
COMPARISON OF BILINGUALS’ RESPONSE PATTERN BEFORE- AND AFTER- EXCLUDING “DIFFICULT ITEMS” ON MANDARIN AND ENGLISH VERSIONS OF CES-D Bin Tan, Rachel Fouladi, Miao Tang, Thi Thu Tran, Ratna Mahantheran, Zhi Yuh Ou Yang Simon Fraser University
SEXUAL ASSAULT AND INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE RESEARCH PARTICIPATION DYNAMICS 1Jadwiga Hescox, 2Samuel Phan, 3Courtney Ahrens 1California State University, Long Beach and California State University, Dominguez Hills, 2California State University, Long Beach, 3California State University at Long Beach
VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE NEW EVERYDAY ADOLESCENT STRESS EXPERIENCES SCALE (EASE) - PILOT PSYCHOMETRIC STUDY 1Debra Garcia, 1Briana Cazares, 1Wilson Ho, 2Emilie Kovalik, 1Amanda Rico, 1Michael Ta 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2University of California, Santa Cruz
VIRTUAL REALITY AS A MEASURE OF RISK ASSESSMENT 1Katerina Christhilf, 2Rachel Smith, 1Emily Sumner, 2Grace Lin, 2Susanne M . Jaeggi 1UC Irvine, 2University of California, Irvine Western Psychological Association | Page 140
EVALUATING PERFORMANCE VALIDITY TESTS ON TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY SURVIVORS MEMORY PERFORMANCE 1Jenna Knight, 2Daniel Walter Lopez-Hernandez, 2Pavel Litvin, 1Alexis Bueno, 3Stacie Overmyer, 4Erika Torres, 4Raymundo Cervantes, 2Amy Bichlmeier, 5Rachel Rugh-Fraser, 6David Hardy, 5Deborah Budding, 7Ellen Woo, 3Kyle Boone, 2Matthew Wright 1The Lundquist Institute, 2Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute, 3Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 4California State University Dominguez Hills, 5Los Angeles Biomedical Medical Research Institute, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 6Loyola Marymount University, 7University of California, Los Angeles
PRELIMINARY VALIDATION OF THE CAT-PD INCONSISTENCY SCALE: A MONTE CARLO STUDY Amber Stewart, Matthew Yalch Palo Alto University
STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS’ DEFINITIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY Gabriella Fernandez, Paul Price California State University, Fresno
A STRUCTURED EVALUATION OF RELATIONSHIP SATISFACTION MEASURES WITH CONSIDERATION TO SPECIAL POPULATIONS Abigail Falk, Rachel Fouladi Simon Fraser University
TOPIC MODELING AND THE ANALYSIS OF RESPONSE PROCESSES VALIDITY EVIDENCE: AN OPPORTUNITY Lindsay Jane Alley, Rachel Fouladi Simon Fraser University
ALTERING ASSESSMENT INSTRUCTIONS TO CONTROL CONTRAST EFFECTS CAUSED BY PARENT BIAS Megan Mulvihill, HyeSun Lee California State University Channel Islands
TEST-RETEST EFFECTS AND MODIFYING FACTORS: BASELINE SELF-REPORT SYMPTOMS ON THE SPORTS CONCUSSION ASSESSMENT TOOL 5 Jamie Hystad, Henri Lu, Rachel Fouladi Simon Fraser University Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 141
100% AS PERFECTLY NORMAL? A MIXED-METHODS ANALYSIS OF THE SCAT5 SYMPTOM EVALUATION Henri Lu, Jamie Hystad, Rachel Fouladi Simon Fraser University
DEMOGRAPHIC ADVANTAGES WHEN DETERMINING FACIAL FEATURES 1Aisha Cornejo, 1Vincent Berardi, 2Ana Jofre 1Chapman University, 2SUNY Polytechnic
CARD SORT AS ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR APA LEARNING GOALS ACROSS PSYCHOLOGY COURSES Jonathan Adams, Corey Cook, Andrew Franks, Jon Grahe Pacific Lutheran University
BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL: EXPLORING NUANCE IN EVALUATIVE JUDGMENTS 1Max Wechsler-Azen, 2Arvid Samuelson, 1Talia Waltzer 1University of California, Santa Cruz, 2University of Maryland, College Park
INVESTIGATING THE FEAR OF MISSING OUT AT WORK:: A SCALE VALIDATION STUDY Michelle Motevasselani, Brenda Estrada, Emily Stranger, Yoanna Ishak, Christopher Warren California State University, Long Beach
UCSD MENTAL WELLNESS AUDIT Brandon Bulger, Gordon Ye UC San Diego
A COMPARISON OF ENSEMBLE TECHNIQUES FOR IMPROVING PREDICTIVE PERFORMANCE Madeline Craft University of California, Davis
NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION AND COLLABORATION AMONG CHILDREN IN TWO MEXICAN COMMUNITIES 1Maricela Correa, 2Yvette Apatiga, 2Daniella Ramirez, 1Nayeli Ruiz-Esparza 1CSULB, 2California State University, Long Beach
THE EFFECT OF TIMING ON RATS IN THE MORRIS WATER MAZE Mari Willeman Glendale Community College (AZ) Western Psychological Association | Page 142
BRAIN AWARENESS: A PROJECT-BASED LEARNING COURSE FOR BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY, OUTREACH AND PUBLIC SERVICE Robert Blumenfeld California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
DOES BEING UNAWARE PREDICT BEING UNSKILLED? ANALYZING THE PREDICTIVE ABILITY OF THE MAI . Daniel Scheibe, Sapp Shaylynn, Shelby Madsen, Danielle Sitzman Eastern Washington University
CLASSROOM AS ATTACHMENT-ORIENTED, AFFECT-FOCUSED, AND ANXIETY-REGULATING Joel Jin Seattle Pacific University
JOY ENHANCES HEDONIC WELL-BEING: EVIDENCE FROM A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Daniel Scheibe, Phil Watkins Eastern Washington University
WHY FACTOR ANALYSES WITH NEGATIVELY KEYED ITEMS FAIL 1Kimberly Barchard, 2James Russell 1University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 2Boston College
TEST PAPER John Appleseed X-CD Technologies
STATISTICS WORKSHOP 01:00 PM - 03:00 PM On-Demand A
MEMORE: MEDIATION AND MODERATION IN REPEATED MEASURES DESIGNS Amanda K . Montoya UCLA
Though repeated-measures designs are very common in social psychology, how to conduct mediation and moderation analyses in these designs has been discussed very little . This workshop will cover mediation and moderation models where the independent variable of interest is a two-instance repeated-measures factor (e .g . having each participant respond to two different stimuli or respond before and after an intervention) . The workshop will provide hands on experience with real datasets using MEMORE a freely available tool for SPSS and SAS . The mediation section of the workshop will cover estimation, inference, and interpretation of indirect effects, as well as recommendations for writing about and visualizing mediation Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 143
analyses . The moderation section will focus on estimation, inference, and interpretation of interactions, probing interactions using simple-slopes analysis and Johnson-Neyman techniques, as well as how best to write about and visualize interactions .
Biography: Dr . Amanda Montoya is an Assistant Professor at UCLA in the Department of Psychology - Quantitative Area . She received her PhD in Quantitative Psychology from The Ohio State University in 2018 working with Dr . Andrew Hayes . She completed her M A. . in Psychology and my M .S . in Statistics at Ohio State in 2016 . Her research focuses on improving the ability of psychology researchers to answer their questions of interest using sound statistical methods and by developing easy-to-use tools to encourage researchers to use the most advanced methods available . Her research focuses on mediation, moderation, conditional process models, structural equation modeling, and meta-science .
PAPER SESSION 01:15 PM - 02:00 PM On-Demand F
COGNITION/CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN LEARNING & MEMORY
13:15 UNDERSTANDING DEMENTIA WORRIES IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE Samantha Smith, Sara Wong, Claudia Jacova Pacific University
13:30 A FOCUS ON THE PROBLEM: HOW COMPONENTS OF STATISTICS PROBLEMS AFFECT STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE Arineh Mirinjian, Ji Son California State University, Los Angeles
13:45 USING MUSIC TO INDUCE MOOD CHANGE IN MEMORY EXPERIMENTS Nicholas White, Mari Jacobson, Jessica Guzman, Salvador Maciel, Jianjian “JJ” Qin California State University, Sacramento
SYMPOSIUM 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM On-Demand D
TRANSLATING INEQUITY: HOW INTERPRETATION OF FINANCIAL STATUS IMPACTS CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS, EDUCATION EXPERIENCES AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION 1Heather Smith, 2Desiree Ryan, 1Teresa Nguyen, 3Stephanie McKee 1Sonoma State University, 2University of California, Santa Cruz, 3University of Virginia
Western Psychological Association | Page 144
COMMUNICATION MODERATES EFFECTS OF RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY ON RELATIONSHIP QUALITY AMONG ETHNICALLY DIVERSE COUPLES Teresa P . Nguyen (Sonoma State University), Hannah C . Williamson (University of Texas, Austin), Benjamin R . Karney & Thomas N . Bradbury (University of California, Los Angeles)
PERSONAL RELATIVE DEPRIVATION AND MENTAL HEALTH AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: CROSS-SECTIONAL AND LONGITUDINAL EVIDENCE Alexandria E . Jaurique, (Syracuse University), Heather J . Smith (Sonoma State University) & Desiree A . Ryan (University of California, Santa Cruz)
SUBJECTIVE SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS INFLUENCES POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT Stephanie McKee, Jazmin Brown-Iannuzzi (University of Virginia) & Kristjen K . Lundberg (University of Richmond)
LASSISM AND THE POLITICAL WEAPONIZATION OF INTERNET MEMES Desiree A . Ryan & Heather E . Bullock (University of California, Santa Cruz)
SYMPOSIUM 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM On-Demand B
SO YOU WANT TO GET LICENSED: DEGREES TO GET THERE Steven Del Chiaro San Jose State
GETTING LICENSED, A DEGREE DISCUSSION Steven Del Chiaro
GATHERING INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR DEGREE CHOICE Steven Del Chiaro
INGREDIENTS FOR GRADUATE SCHOOL Jason Ventura
THE FINAL DECISION - AS A BACHELORS LEVEL STUDENT Odalis Castellanos/San Jose State University
THE FINAL DECISION - MFT Jeanette Perez/San Jose State University
THE FINAL DECISION - PSYD Michael Wells/John F . Kennedy University Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 145
PAPER SESSION 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM On-Demand E
MOTIVATION
13:30 CONTROL AND VALUE APPRAISALS INTERACT TO PREDICT ACHIEVEMENT EMOTIONS: A MULTIPLE-COHORT FIELD STUDY Robert Dryden, Raymond Perry, Jeremy Hamm, Judith Chipperfield, Patricia Parker, Tyler Kempe University of Manitoba
13:45 STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL COMPETENCE IN AN ULTRA-COMPETITIVE FIELD 1Victoria Womble, 2Brittany Tate, 3Alexandra Keghinian, 4April Taylor, 2Daryl Tate, 4David Wakefield 1Chapman University, 2University of Arkansas, Little Rock, 3California State University Northridge, 4California State University, Northridge
14:00 CYBER SPARTANS: ASSESSING YOUTH SELF-EFFICACY AND ENGAGEMENT IN STEM 1Kevin Joel Salubre, 2Andrea Tully, 2David Schuster, 1Elena Klaw 1San Jose State University, 2San José State University
14:15 COLLEGE FEARS AND ASPIRATIONS OF AT-RISK MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Tim Urdan, Raymond Vo Santa Clara University
SYMPOSIUM 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM On-Demand H
MISCARRIAGES OF JUSTICE: MEMORY DISTORTIONS, FALSE CONFESSIONS, AND PERCEPTIONS OF EXONEREES Monique Swaby, Chenxin Yu, Rebecca Ying, Katie Cunius California State University, Los Angeles
WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS AND PERCEPTIONS OF INNOCENCE Monique Swaby (California State University, Los Angeles)
DECEPTIVE STORYTELLING AND AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY DISTORTION Chenxin Yu (California State University, Los Angeles) Western Psychological Association | Page 146
HOW FALSE IDENTIFICATIONS CAN CAUSE MEMORY DISTORTION FOR UNIQUE FEATURES Rebecca Ying (California State University, Los Angeles)
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EYEWITNESS EXPERT TESTIMONY Katie Cunius (California State University, Los Angeles)
PSI CHI 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM On-Demand I
PSI CHI GRAD SCHOOL SESSION 1Roberta Miranda, 2Jill Yamashita, 3Melissa Wilson 1Oregon State University & Nevada State College, 2California State University, Monterey Bay, 3University of California, Riverside
SYMPOSIUM 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM On-Demand C
NEGOTIATING EXPECTATIONS: TRANSITIONS AND CROSS CULTURAL EXPERIENCES OF FIRST GENERATION UNIVERSITY STUDENTS E . Lorena Navarro California State University, Long Beach
REPAYING THEIR SACRIFICE: A COMPARISON BETWEEN ARMENIAN AND LATINX FIRST-GENERATION STUDENT EXPERIENCES Anie Garabedian (California State University, Northridge), Mariana Marquez, Pauline Serrano, Merlin Naranjo, Jazmin Baeza, Lorena Navarro, Omar Ruvalcaba (California State University, Northridge)
THE EXPERIENCES OF FIRST-GENERATION ASIAN AMERICAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ NAVIGATION OF FAMILY AND UNIVERSITY EXPECTATIONS Mariana Marquez (California State University, Northridge), Merlin Naranjo, Pauline Serrano, Anie Garabedian, Jazmin Baeza, Lorena Navarro, Omar Ruvalcaba
PEER-PEER CULTURAL VALUE CONFLICT IN THE DORMITORY DURING THE TRANSITION TO COLLEGE: ANTECEDENTS AND CONSEQUENCES Yolanda Vasquez-Salgado (California State University, Northridge), Patricia Greenfield (University of California, Los Angeles), Lucy Gonzalez (California State University, Northridge), and Darby Tarlow (Cornell University) Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 147
EXPERIENCING NEW ACADEMIC AND FAMILIAL CULTURAL TENSIONS AS FIRST-GENERATION GRADUATE STUDENTS Paulette Garcia Peraza (University of California, Santa Cruz), Ibette Valle, Rebecca Covarrubias, Margarita Azmitia
PAPER SESSION 01:45 PM - 03:00 PM On-Demand K
STRESS AND ANXIETY
13:45 VIRTUAL COMPANION ANIMALS AS THERAPISTS 1Mika Maruyama, 2Ridge Bynum, 3Xaaran Dolence, 1Jeanette Doorenbos, 4Alyssa Libak, 5Kira Rhodenhamel, 1Michael Nunnerly, 4Amy Young 1Clark College, 2Washington State University, 3Whitman College, 4Portland State University, 5Western Washington University
14:00 STRESS OVERLOAD AND THE CHALLENGES OF FIRST-GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENTS 1James Amirkhan, 2Rodel Manalo, 2Sarah E . Velasco 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University Long Beach
14:15 MEDITATION AND TETRIS REDUCE DISTRESS AND ANXIETY FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO TRAUMATIC VIDEO STIMULI 1Kelly Bennion, 2Hannah Davis, 3Nicholas Herring 1California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, 2University of California at Davis Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing, 3University of South Alabama
14:30 EXPLORING CRAVING AMONG INDIVIDUALS WITH CO-OCCURRING TRAUMA AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS Brayden Stanton Azusa Pacific University
14:45 INSIGHT THERAPY REDUCES PROBLEMATIC BEHAVIORS AND PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICATION USE AMONG A COMPLEX OLDER VETERAN COHORT 1Jonathan Sills, 2James Mazzone 1VA Palo Alto Health Care System, 2Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System Western Psychological Association | Page 148
PAPER SESSION 02:00 PM - 02:45 PM On-Demand F
TEACHING
14:00 DISSEMINATING INNOVATIVE TEACHING PRACTICES TO PSYCHOLOGY INSTRUCTORS: FINDINGS FROM THE PASSION-DRIVEN STATISTICS PROJECT Lisa Dierker Wesleyan University
14:15 UPDATES AND DISCUSSION WITH APA’S COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION Jaclyn Ronquillo-Adachi Cerritos College
14:30 FIFTY YEARS LATER: WHAT I HAVE LEARNED ABOUT ACADEMIC CAREER SUCCESS Michael Flanagan CSU Bakersfield
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM Live 2
WPA PRESIDENTS FROM ANTIQUITY TO THE PRESENT DAY: BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, AND HISTORIOMETRIC MOMENTS Dean Keith Simonton University of California, Davis
The centennial of the Western Psychological Association is here celebrated by focusing on its presidents . This celebration specifically integrates three perspectives: individual biography, disciplinary history, and scientific historiometry . These perspectives all radiated from WPA’s first president, Lewis M . Terman, and then somehow interconnected a large proportion of later presidents who either conducted historiometric research themselves or else served as subjects in such research, most often unknowingly . The celebration closes with a distinctive yet representative illustration of how WPA’s presidential history connects with the presenter’s own professional biography .
Biography: Dean Keith Simonton is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Psychology at the University of California, Davis . His more than 500 single-authored publications focus on various aspects of genius, creativity, and leadership . His honors include the William James Book Award, the George A . Miller Outstanding Article Award, the Theoretical Innovation Prize in Personality Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 149
and Social Psychology, the Sir Francis Galton Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Study of Creativity, the Rudolf Arnheim Award for Outstanding Contributions to Psychology and the Arts, the Henry A . Murray Award for “distinguished contributions to the study of individual lives and whole persons,” the Joseph B . Gittler Award for “the most scholarly contribution to the philosophical foundation of psychological knowledge,” the E . Paul Torrance Award for Creativity, three Mensa Awards for Excellence in Research, and the Mensa Lifetime Achievement Award . His 14 books include the 2014 Wiley Handbook of Genius and the 2018 Genius Checklist.
POSTER SESSION 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM Posters
POSTER SESSION 9
SCREEN TIME EFFECTS ON PARENT-CHILD INTERACTIONS Heather Jaffe, Hannah Zimmerman, Lisa Linder San Diego State University
EFFECTS OF RELIGION ON PERSONALITY AND GENDER EQUALITY Hadia Kalsoom, Waleed Jami, Markus Kemmelmeier University of Nevada, Reno
FEMINISM, MASCULINITY STIGMA, AND REJECTION OF FEMINIST PRINCIPLES Emily Gehlbach, Max Butterfield Point Loma Nazarene University
THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TRADITIONAL MASCULINE IDEOLOGY, ALEXITHYMIA, AND ATTACHMENT AMONG MALE MILLENNIALS IN THE UNITED STATES 1Antoine Saldubehere, 1Tara Shuman, 2Nina Alpert, 1Jessica Willis 1California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University, San Diego, 2Alliant International University
FATHERS’ INFLUENCE ON THEIR DAUGHTERS’ BODY IMAGE AND DISORDERED EATING: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY 1Lauren Henry, 1Tara Shuman, 2Liana Abascal, 2Karla Jimenez Quintanilla, Jessica Guszak 1California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University, San Diego, 2Alliant International University Western Psychological Association | Page 150
THE IMPORTANCE OF FERTILITY CONCERNS FOR GRADUATE WOMEN IN PSYCHOLOGY 1Brita Fosse, 2Jane Tram, 1Emily Kearns, 1Crystal Webb 1Pacific University, 2Pacific University Oregon
HOW NEUTRAL ARE GENDER-NEUTRAL PRONOUNS? MEASURING PERCEPTIONS OF SUCCESS Heather Morris Tuip, Jillene Seiver Eastern Washington University
“THE MORE YOU LIFT, THE STRONGER YOU WILL BECOME”: EARLY GENDER DIFFERENCES IN VALUING STRENGTH Dylan Sakamoto, Sachiko Tawa, Kaelyn Echave, Emerald Lee California State University, Long Beach
PROGRESS? EVIDENCE FOR A NON-GENERALIZED TRANSGENDER MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA 1Rebekah Garcia, 2Sara Saad, 2Max Butterfield 1Point Loma Nazarene Univeristy, 2Point Loma Nazarene University
PARENTING DYNAMICS PROJECT: A FATHER’S IMPACT ON THEIR CHILD Konner Baker, Marissa Miller, Maya Rodriguez-Chang, Shayeleen Quinata Saint Martin’s University
VARIATION IN MENS’ REASONING FOR ENDORSEMENT OF BENEVOLENT SEXISM Brittany Klenczar, Carrie Underwood, Rachael Robnett University of Nevada Las Vegas
EXPERIENCES OF TRANSGENDER IDENTITY: BEYOND THE BINARY Nikolai Guimaoutdinov Pacific University Oregon
COLLEGE ENVIRONMENT AND STUDENT ADJUSTMENT: EXAMINING SEXUAL HARASSMENT, GENDER, AND SECURITY PRESENCE Rebecca Ortiz, Muadh Addulhakim, Ara Tumibay, Jonathon Magana, Itzayana Landa, Magdalena Mateos Santa Ana College Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 151
WHAT IS MY WORTH? MESSAGES FROM FAMILY TO YOUNG LATINA WOMEN ABOUT HOW WOMEN AND MEN ARE COMPARATIVELY VALUED 1Mark Ortiz-Payne, 1Yvette Apatiga, 2Katherine Van Tol, 1Jocelyn Borrego, 1Eliza Derfelt, 1Daniella Ramirez, 3May Ling Halim 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University Long Beach, 3California State U . Long Beach
THE EFFECT OF INSTITUTIONAL SELECTIVITY ON GENDER EQUITY AMONG UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS 1Carmen Ramos (I/O grad student), 2Michelle Samuel 1San Jose State University, 2Mount Saint Mary’s University
BLACK TRANS WOMEN EXPERIENCES OF SYSTEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL VIOLENCE RELATIVE TO WHITE TRANS WOMEN 1Jasmin Fernandez, 2Pamela Russell, 1Greg Kim-Ju 1California State University, Sacramento, 2Educational Opportunity Program
PERSONAL ARCHETYPE ALIGNS WITH FAVORITE DISNEY CHARACTERS Rebecca Buckingham University of La Verne
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN CLASSROOM PARTICIPATION: WHAT MATTERS? A THEMATIC ANALYSIS . 1Boonyarit Gorsakul, 2Kristin Hixson, 2Jonathan Moreno, 1Rachael Robnett 1University of Nevada Las Vegas, 2University of Nevada, Las Vegas
ATTITUDES TOWARDS LGBTQ+ COUPLES ADOPTING CHILDREN Madison Maynes University of La Verne
EFFECTS OF PARTICIPANT GENDER-STYLE AND TARGET GENDER-STYLE ON DATING DESIRABILITY Aidee Chavez, Kimberly Morquecho, Yi-Ju Wu, Daniela Flores-Rodriguez, Robert Randall Pasadena City College
EMOTION EXPRESSIVE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN Sujata Mapchan Dominican University of California
HYPOTHESIS-TESTING WITH ORIGAMI MICROSCOPES: EFFECT OF FOLDSCOPES ON CHILDREN’S LEARNING AND STEM INTEREST Emily Coyle, Marissa Miller, Konner Baker, Maya Rodriguez-Chang Saint Martin’s University Western Psychological Association | Page 152
PERCEPTIONS OF TRANSGENDER INDIVIDUALS Stacy Bacigalupi, Sharon Castellanos, Timothy Tobin, Roberto Rodriguez Mt . San Antonio College
PERSONAL GENDER SALIENCE AND PLANS FOR THE FUTURE: MODELING THE GENDER SALIENCE FILTER IN EMERGING ADULTHOOD Emily Coyle, Shayeleen Quinata, Lisa McMaster, Calene Balthazar-Suda Saint Martin’s University
ECOLOGICAL PREDICTORS OF VICTIM BLAME IN EUROPEAN AMERICAN AND LATINX COLLEGE STUDENTS Mary-Ellen Garcia California State University San Bernardino
RISK AND REWARD: SEX DIFFERENCES IN SUBSTANCE USE, SENSATION SEEKING AND THE IOWA GAMBLING TASK 1Stephanie Sarantopoulos, 1Alexandra Zamora, 1Erin Gallagher, 2Siobhan Ayala, 1De-Laine Cyrenne 1California State University, Sacramento, 2California State University Sacramento
ESSENCE MAGAZINE COVERS: A DECADE OF SUBTLE EMPOWERMENT Melaysia Fuller, Nutat Ketebe, Marjaan Rahimi, Justin L . Matthews California State University, Monterey Bay
“UNICORNS AMONG HORSES”: RESILIENCE & WOMEN’S STEM CAREER ACHIEVEMENT Adrina Ghafoori University of Nevada, Las Vegas
SUGGESTING OREGANO: UNDERSTANDING FATHERS’ IMPACT ON HEALTHY FOOD PHILOSOPHIES . Nicole Paravicini, Rachel Jochem Southern Oregon University
GENDER DIFFERENCES ON PERCEIVED RACIAL INJUSTICE WITHIN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Victoria Garcia University of La Verne
MIRROR, MIRROR: THE EFFECTS OF SEXUAL OBJECTIFICATION OF DISNEY PRINCESSES ON BODY SATISFACTION IN WHITE AND ASIAN WOMEN Zoe Siddall University of California San Diego Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 153
DO NARCISSISTS TARGET PREVIOUSLY ABUSED VICTIMS? Sarah Witherby, T .L . Brink Crafton Hills College
THE CONNECTION BETWEEN ADOLESCENT DEPRESSION AND PERCEIVED PARENTAL EXPRESSED EMOTION Hannah Steinberg, Abigail Thacher Stanford University
EMOTIONAL EXPRESSIVITY DIFFERENCES BY GENDER USING THE FACIAL ACTION CODING SYSTEM AND MACHINE LEARNING Sierra Cheung University of California, Riverside
SCHOLASTIC GENDER ROLE BELIEFS AND SELF-COMPETENCE IN ACADEMIC SKILLS OF YOUNG ADOLESCENTS Hwaheun Kim, Jeong-heun Kim, Sergio Saldivar California State University Bakersfield
NON-PHYSICAL FORMS OF PUNISHMENT COMMITTED BY PERPETRATORS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE 1Victoria McBride, 1Xiomara Bonales, 1Rebecca Howard, 2Courtney Ahrens 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University at Long Beach
SELF-EFFICACY AS A ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP PARTNER: LINKS WITH SEXUAL BEHAVIORS AND OUTCOMES 1Heidi Riggio, 1Joann Ly, 2Ignacio Pedraza, 2Melissa Venegas 1CSU Los Angeles, 2California State University, Los Angeles
INTERSECTING IDENTITIES: DEFICITS IN CARE FOR GSM AND IMMIGRANT POPULATIONS & NEED FOR SEXUAL EDUCATION INTERVENTIONS Jocelyn Chavez, Chandler Wingreen Pacific University
RECOGNITION OF SEXUAL ASSAULT IN DIVERSE SEXUAL ORIENTATION COUPLES Valerie Klein, Karanjeet Kaur, John Moritsugu California State University, Fullerton
THE MEDIATING EFFECT OF STIGMA ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BEING A SEXUAL MINORITY AND EXPERIENCING DEPRESSION 1Renee El-krab, 2Seung Song, 2Perla Vargas 1Arizona State University West Campus, 2Arizona State University Western Psychological Association | Page 154
SEXUAL ORIENTATION DIFFERENCES ON SEXUAL HARASSMENT Chara Powell, Aereonna Chea, Claudia Fierros, Viola Villamor, Alyssa Bloomfield Mt . San Antonio College
LGBTQ+ MINORITY STRESS, MICROAGGRESSIONS, AND POSITIVE IDENTITY ON QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE INLAND EMPIRE 1Melody Robinson, 2Cecilia Melendez, 1Isabel Rodriguez, 2Alvyn Dao, 2Jose Campos Lopez, 3David Chavez 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University San Bernardino, 3Cal State University San Bernardino
THE LINK BETWEEN ROMANTIC ATTACHMENT AND RELATIONSHIP SATISFACTION IN LESBIAN WOMEN: RESPECT AS MODERATOR 1Ellen Ijebor, 2Richard Zamora 1New Mexico State University / California State University Bakersfield, 2California State University, Bakersfield
CONCERNS FOR ADOPTION AMONG HETEROSEXUAL COUPLES Alexa Withers University of La Verne
TALKING ABOUT SEX: WHEN SEX IS PAINFUL 1Bridgette Jaramillo, 1Richard Zamora, 1Maria Uribe, 2Karina Sanchez 1California State University, Bakersfield, 2California State University Bakersfield
ANALYSIS OF LANGUAGE SURROUNDING SEXUAL CONSENT IN COLLEGE HUMAN SEXUALITY TEXTBOOKS Heather Reynolds, Indiana Murillo, Akacia Marks, Miles Ruvalcaba, Elizabeth Thorne, Savannah Aiello, Cameron Carpenter, Gomez Edith Humboldt State University
MULTIDIMENSIONAL PREDICTORS OF ADOLESCENT MALE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 1Gillian Almanza, 2Olajide Bamishigbin Jr . 1California State University of Los Angeles, 2California State University, Los Angeles
DIGITAL DATING FROM THE QUEER PERSPECTIVE: ASSESSING DIGITAL MEDIA USE AND ONLINE INTERACTIONS OF LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS Mina Arthman California State University, San Marcos Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 155
WHY DO GAY MEN COMPETE? Daina Castro, Orlando Alvarez, Leanette Estrada, Yuraima Mata Mount Saint Mary’s University
GAUGING COLLECTIVE CONFIDENCE OF PEER-TO-PEER ENGAGEMENT SURROUNDING LGBTQ+ EXPERIENCES Amber Nelson, Haley Hedrick, Elisabeth Owen George Fox University
PARENTING OPPORTUNITY AND BEHAVIORAL WELLNESS IN A RESCUED, CAPTIVE NORTH AMERICAN RIVER OTTER (LONTRA CANADENSIS) Kristen Newberry, Julia Manfredini, Heide Island Pacific University
THE EFFECTS OF SEROTONIN 1B/1A RECEPTOR ACTIVATION ON ANXIETY- LIKE OCD LOCOMOTOR BEHAVIOR IN MICE 1Brandon Oliver, 2Alma Pahua, 3Gabriela Preciado, 2Dionisio Amodeo 1CSU, San Bernardino, 2California State University San Bernardino, 3CSU San Bernardino
RAT HANDLING AND ANXIETY: THE IMPACT OF NURTURING TOUCH POST STRESSFUL STIMULI 1Eric Bandin, 1Victor Valdes, 2Elliot Mendoza, 2Jessica Smrtka, 2Destanie Morelan, 2Mari Willeman 1Glendale Community College, 2Glendale Community College - AZ
ATYPICAL, GROOMING BEHAVIOR ACROSS GENERATIONS OF SOUTHERN SEA OTTERS (ENHYDRA LUTRIS NEREIS) AT THE OREGON ZOO Alexia Lucey, Madison Storer, Heide Island Pacific University
ANALYSIS OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY PAIN-DEPRESSED WHEEL RUNNING IN THE RAT 1Taylor Quintana, 2Carl Rodriguez, Lisa Ouyang, Ram Kandasamy 1Cal State East Bay, 2California State University, East bay
THE NATURE OF SPATIAL REPRESENTATIONS IN A RODENT MODEL Tao Huang, Courtney Schram, Murray Horne California State University, East Bay
UNDERSTANDING COMPLEX RELATIONSHIPS: NOISE LEVELS AND BEHAVIORS OF MANDRILLS IN A ZOO SETTING 1Jaye Van Kirk, 1Joseph Michael Martinez, 2Jennifer Tobey 1San Diego Mesa College, 2San Diego Zoo Western Psychological Association | Page 156
INACTIVATION OF THE LATERAL HABENULA DISRUPTS WILLINGNESS TO EXERT EFFORT IN RATS Rudith Acosta, Erica Encarnacion, Phillip Baker Seattle Pacific University
EXAMINATIONS INTO THE EFFECTS OF SEROTONIN 5-HT1A/1B AGONIST ON WORKING MEMORY AND ANXIETY LEVELS 1Alma Pahua, 2Brandon Oliver, 1Sammy Sanchez, 3Max Emery, 1Monia Carbajal, 1Kristianna Hitchcock, 1Dionisio Amodeo 1California State University San Bernardino, 2CSU, San Bernardino, 3California State University, San Bernardino
EFFECTS OF PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND PARTICIPANT GENDER ON PERCEIVED ATTRACTIVENESS Max Slade, Bullock Chandler, Sandy Solis, Robert Randall Pasadena City College
PAPER SESSION 02:15 PM - 03:00 PM On-Demand F
SOCIAL/PERSONALITY PROCESSES
14:15 HOME BIRTH AND OPENNESS: A STUDY OF FLOW IN A TIME OF MEDICALIZATION Victoria Karalun, T .L . Brink Crafton Hills College
14:30 ALLY CONFRONTATIONS AS IDENTITY SAFETY CUES FOR MARGINALIZED INDIVIDUALS 1Celine Jusuf, 2Laura Hildebrand, 2Margo Monteith 1San Diego State University, 2Purdue University
14:45 THE EFFECT OF AN ALLY TRAINING WORKSHOP ON ATTITUDES, PERCEIVED CONTROL, AND INTENTIONS ABOUT BEHAVIORS THAT SUPPORT UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS 1Norma Leon, 2Alejandro Morales, 3Mike Manalo-Pedro, 2Mecir Andre Ureta Rivera 1Claremont Graduate University, 2California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 3Pomona College Convention Program 2020 | Thursday | Page 157
PAPER SESSION 02:30 PM - 03:00 PM On-Demand E
INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL AND HUMAN FACTORS
14:30 CHANGES IN SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGNS: ACTIONS AND RESPONSES TO THE HEROIC IMAGINATION PROJECT Marielle Hanley, Gerry Hanley California State University, Long Beach
14:45 TWO ROLES WITH A SIDE OF CONFLICT, PLEASE? A STUDY OF COGNITIVE ABILITY AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS AS PREDICTORS OF WORK-SCHOOL CONFLICT Shana Tables California State University, Fullerton
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 03:00 PM - 04:30 PM Live 1
STP SYMPOSIUM: THE LAST LECTURE Heidi Riggio CSU Los Angeles
RACISM, ETHNICITY, AND OTHER HOT TOPICS FOR TEACHING Stanley Sue (Palo Alto University & University of California, Davis)
MY LIFE AS A COGNITIVE SCIENTIST: WHAT I LEARNED ABOUT LEARNING THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Robert A . Bjork (University of California, Los Angeles)
LOOKING AT PSYCHOLOGY IN THE REAR VIEW MIRROR Diane F . Halpern (Claremont McKenna College) Western Psychological Association | Page 158 Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 159 Western Psychological Association | Page 160 Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 161 FRIDAY,FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 OCTOBER 30
SYMPOSIUM 09:00 AM - 09:45 AM On-Demand F
PUBLIC ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH: STIGMA, MENTAL HEALTH AND TREATMENT SEEKING Martha Zimmermann, Reem Hmaidan, Brianna Preiser, Anthony Papa University of Nevada, Reno
STIGMATIZING ATTITUDES AND SOCIAL SUPPORT IN TRAUMA AND PTSD Reem Hmaidan/ University of Nevada, Reno
THE INFLUENCE OF IMPLICIT THEORIES OF DEPRESSION AND TREATMENT- RELEVANT ATTITUDES Brianna Preiser/ University of Hawai’i
CHANGING BELIEFS ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH TO PREVENT DISTRESS Martha Zimmermann/ University of Nevada, Reno
SYMPOSIUM 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM On-Demand G
EXPLORING THE INFLUENCE OF (NON)RELIGIOUS IDENTITY ON INTERGROUP PERCEPTIONS AND BEHAVIOR Corey Cook, Andrew Franks Pacific Lutheran University Western Psychological Association | Page 162
RELIGIOUS (NON)IDENTIFICATION, PERCEPTIONS OF PRIVILEGE, AND OUTGROUP PREJUDICE Corey L . Cook, Andrew S . Franks, & Jake Mahnke (Pacific Lutheran University)
IMPACT OF JUROR’S IDENTITY AND TYPE OF CRIME COMMITTED ON THE SENTENCING OF A RELIGIOUS DEFENDANT Amanda ElBassiouny (California Lutheran University)
RELIGIOUS IDENTITY AND MORAL ATTRIBUTIONS FOR ECONOMIC INEQUALITY IN THE UNITED STATES VERSUS FOREIGN COUNTRIES Andrew S . Franks (Pacific Lutheran University)
RELIGIOSITY: LINKS WITH PERSONALITY, SOCIAL ATTITUDES, AND SEXUAL WELL-BEING Heidi R . Riggio, Nicole Benquechea, Hektor Gusha, Carlos Letona, Joann Ly, Jessica Mendoza, Ignacio Pedraza, & Tatev Sarkissyan (California State University, Los Angeles)
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM Live 1
CREATIVITY AS THE DRIVE FOR MEANING MAKING Gregory Feist (Research-Experimental Faculty) San Jose State University
In this talk I will present a model of creative motivation as the search for meaning . The motivation behind creative thought and behavior, especially at high levels (Big C-Creativity), is not well understood . I will argue that one of the primary motives behind much creative activity is to make sense of our internal and external worlds . In general terms, artists are more likely to focus on understanding internal processes, whereas scientists are more focused on understanding the external world . Further, I situate this argument in the evolution of the human brain . One primary function of the brain is to organize and interpret sensory experience . Over long periods of time, this brain function is responsible for every component of human culture—our cuisines, our languages, our religions, our philosophies, our politics, our sciences, and our arts to name just the major ones . To put it most simply, our brains function to make meaning of what we sense, and in the process have created all human belief systems, cultures, ideologies, sciences, philosophies, and the arts . In support of this model, I will review current literature on creative motivation, with a focus on meaning, legacy, and symbolic immortality .
Biography: Gregory J . Feist currently is Professor of Psychology in Personality Psychology at San Jose State University . He is widely published in the psychology of creativity and psychology of science . He received his PhD in 1991 from the University of California at Berkeley . He is author of “The Psychology of Science: Origins of the Scientific Mind,” awarded the William James Book Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 163
Award by Division 1 of APA . He is also co-author of two textbooks: “Psychology: Perspectives and Connections” and “Theories of Personality” (McGraw-Hill) .
PAPER SESSION 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM On-Demand K
CLINICAL AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
09:00 EXPRESSIVE ARTS INTERVENTIONS FOR PREPARING AND DISCLOSING TRAUMA NARRATIVES IN TRAUMA-FOCUSED COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY FOR CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE 1Tara Shuman, 2Keely Johnson, 3Lynette Lively Cookson, 2Nierika Gilbert 1California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University, San Diego, 2Alliant International University, 3Alliant International University, San Diego
09:15 A SCHOOL-BASED, TRAUMA-INFORMED, MINDFULNESS AND ART-BASED PREVENTATIVE CARE PROGRAM 1Rebecca Bokoch, 2Savannah Sweet 1Alliant International University, Los Angeles, 2Alliant International University
09:30 SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION HISTORY AND ADJUSTMENT IN RECENT TRAUMA SURVIVORS Steffanie Tinsley, Joe Ruzek, Lisa Brown, Matthew Cordova Palo Alto University
09:45 POTENTIAL EFFECTIVENESS OF A FOUR-DRAWING ART THERAPY RELATIONAL NEUROSCIENCE TRAUMA AND RESILIENCY PROTOCOL Rebecca Bokoch, Noah Hass-Cohen Alliant International University, Los Angeles
PAPER SESSION 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM On-Demand H
POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
09:00 THE RESILIENT FAMILIES PROGRAM: OUTCOMES AND MEDIATING PATHWAYS 1Emmy Yu Hsi Shih, 2Katherine Bono, 3Melanie Horn Mallers, 1JudelMay Enriquez 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California Sate University Fullerton, 3California State University Fullerton Western Psychological Association | Page 164
09:15 ENGAGEMENT WITH BEAUTY AS A MECHANISM IN THE GRATITUDE- SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING RELATIONSHIP 1Madeleine Hill, 2Douglas Cruthirds 1Lewis-Clark State College, 2Idaho State University
09:30 SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING AND PARENTING STYLE: THE CASE OF CHINESE STUDENTS Zixuan Zhao, Chang-Ho Ji la sierra university
09:45 ARE FIRST-GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENTS PERFECTIONISTS? Joel Jin Seattle Pacific University
POSTER SESSION 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM Posters
PSI CHI POSTER SESSION
HEALTH CONDITIONS DIFFER BETWEEN MTURK AND COMMUNITY PARTICIPANTS Linda Thompson, Nicole Marr, Alan Patrus, Kassandra Azzoo, Terry Cronan San Diego State University
TAPPED OUT! DIFFERENCES IN EXHAUSTION BASED ON EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT, TIME PRESSURE, AND DETACHMENT Rhea Tagora, Jennifer Barajas, Wendi Benson Nevada State College
IMPLEMENTATION OVER REPRESENTATION: HOW FULFILLING SPECIFIC DIVERSITY-RELATED PROMISES INFLUENCES EMPLOYEE ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTIONS Frances Hampton, Baillie Howell, Wendi Benson Nevada State College
GET SMART AND MAKE FRIENDS: SOCIAL SUPPORT’S EFFECT ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 1Albert Dang, 2Jennifer Coons 1California State University Fullerton, 2California State University, Fullerton
THE EFFECTS OF BODY MASS INDEX, SELF-EFFICACY, AND SOCIAL SUPPORT ON HEALTH STATUS IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS Nicole Marr, Charles Van Liew San Diego State University Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 165
THE EFFECTS OF GENDER AND SMOKING STATUS ON HEALTH CARE VISITS IN FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS Gianna Cecchini, Alan Patrus, Nicole Marr, Terry Cronan, Kalila Wash San Diego State University
PREDICTING RELATIONSHIP OUTCOMES THROUGH SELF-CHANGE WITHIN ROMANTIC COUPLES Kelsey Bajet, Allison A . Vaughn San Diego State University
COLLEGE STUDENT PRESCRIPTION STIMULANT MISUSE: THE ROLE OF MOOD, ACADEMIC CONCERN, AND SEX 1Elijah Chavez, 2Candice Donaldson 1Regis University, 2Chapman University
FINDING THE SILVER LINING: SPONTANEOUS AND CUED REDEMPTION IN LIFE STORIES AS PREDICTORS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING 1Frederique Corcoran, 2Nicole Alea Albada 1University of California, Santa Barbara, 2University of California Santa Barbara
PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF THE PRESIDENT IAT AT THE COUNTY LEVEL: IMPLICIT ATTITUDES OF THE SITTING PRESIDENT PREDICT SUBSEQUENT ELECTION SUPPORT Jessica Pugel, Melody Sadler San Diego State University
CAREGIVER DYSFUNCTIONAL BELIEFS ABOUT SLEEP AND MELATONIN USAGE IN A PEDIATRIC SLEEP POPULATION Albert Ly, Jaime Napan, Lauren Wakabayashi, Tori Van Dyk Loma Linda University
WANT TO BE CREATIVE IN NEGOTIATIONS? USE YOUR MULTICULTURAL EXPERIENCE Kelly Nguyen Cal Poly Pomona
PREVENTING COMMON MENTAL DISORDERS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS: EVALUATING AN INTERVENTION INTEGRATING GROWTH MINDSET AND KNOWLEDGE OF MODIFIABLE RISK FACTORS Martha Zimmermann, Casandra Bledsoe, Sarah Taylor, Anthony Papa University of Nevada, Reno Western Psychological Association | Page 166
IMPACT OF INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY HOMELESSNESS ON ATTITUDES AND POTENTIAL HELPING Lauren Johnson, Richard Matheson Whitworth University
LIBERALISM, PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT, AND KIRK CAMERON: PREDICTORS OF SEXUAL ATTITUDES AMONG CHRISTIANS Abigail Young, Max Butterfield Point Loma Nazarene University
THE EFFECTS OF TIMING OF TRAUMATIC EVENTS AND ETHNIC BACKGROUNDS ON TRAUMA SYMPTOM SEVERITY AND ADULT ATTACHMENT Katie Floyd, Carson Reed-Keeble, Nichole Schwartz, Erika Glunz, Kevin Criswell Eastern Washington University
PERIRHINAL LESIONS IN RATS PRODUCE DEFICITS IN FEAR ACQUISITION TO A MULTI-MODAL CONDITIONED STIMULUS Kevin Grisales, Jennifer Viscidy, Kristen Madigan, Sharon Furtak California State University, Sacramento
THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CARDIOVASCULAR EXERCISE, YOGA, AND WEIGHTLIFTING AND DEPENDENT STRESS 1Jenna N . Pablo, 2Danielle Rojas, 3Elizabeth Torres, 3Maria Villagomez, 1Gary Williams 1California State University, Stanislaus, 2Stanislaus State University, 3CSU Stanislaus
POLITICS AND ATTITUDES ABOUT POLICE VIOLENCE: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF MORAL FOUNDATIONS Liya LaPierre, Kathryn Bruchmann Santa Clara University
THE SELF IN ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS: RELATIONAL SELF-CONSTRUAL MODERATES LINKS BETWEEN EMOTION REGULATION AND RELATIONSHIP OUTCOMES Reed Morgan, Brett Marroquin Loyola Marymount University
CORTICAL GREY MATTER DECREASE, INTRAINDIVIDUAL VARIABILITY INCREASE, AND PARKINSON’S DISEASE Yenny Valenzuela G, Carmen Uribe, Joseph Bunch California State University, San Bernardino Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 167
VICTIM GENDER AND ATTITUDES TOWARD SEXUAL ASSAULT INFLUENCE EVENT MEMORY AND RESPONSIBILITY ATTRIBUTION 1Anne Cormia, 2Christie Chung, 2Kayla Hurd, 2May Young 1Claremont Graduate University, 2Mills College
THE ROLE OF CONSOLIDATION AND RELEARNING IN UNCONSCIOUS PRIMING FROM NEWLY-ACQUIRED CATEGORY EXEMPLARS Reed Morgan, Demarko Flanagan, Lauren Amendola, Ariel Pruyser, Richard Abrams Loyola Marymount University
THINKING WELCOME: DELIBERATIVE AND EMOTIONAL COGNITIVE ORIENTATIONS PREDICT RELIGIOUS SATISFACTION EQUALLY POORLY 1Joshua Babikian, 1Sammi Mrowka, 2Chase Bigon, 1John Sparkenbach, 1Jordan Gatlin, 1Emily Gehlbach, 1Dakota Bott, 1Max Butterfield 1Point Loma Nazarene University, 2Point Loma Nazarene Univresity
A CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE ACTIVITY TO EXPLORE AND PROMOTE COMMUNITY CULTURAL WEALTH AMONGST LATINX STUDENTS Bridgett Hernandez, Christine Yeh University of San Francisco
ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN PERCEPTIONS OF MENTAL ILLNESS 1Alexandra Aringer, 2Jimmy Calanchini 1University of California, Riverside, 2University of California Riverside
ODOR AND TASTE THRESHOLDS: IS ANXIETY A FACTOR? Kayla Gorenstein, Carly Flynn, Conner Frank, Claire Murphy San Diego State University
TRAJECTORIES OF RESILIENCE: TESTING THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN STRAIN AND RESILIENCE FROM ADOLESCENCE TO YOUNG ADULTHOOD 1Gabriele Plickert, 2Daniela Navarro, 2Rachel Y . Hernandez 1California State Polytechnic University Pomona, 2California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
INTIMACY DIFFERENCES ACROSS SEXUAL ORIENTATIONS Griffin Leemon Seattle University
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ETHNICITY AND POLITICAL AFFILIATION TOWARDS THE VIEW OF CRIMINAL SENTENCING John Bobie University of La Verne Western Psychological Association | Page 168
THE ROLE OF GENERATION AND POLITICAL AFFILIATION IN DETERMINING ACCULTURATION BELIEFS Sarah Stewart University of La Verne
ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTIONS TOWARDS COUPLES ADOPTING CHILDREN Chris Calzada University of La Verne
‘JUST GOOGLE IT’: USING ONLINE TRANSLATION TOOLS INFLATES METACOGNITIVE JUDGEMENTS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE TRANSLATION ABILITY Dana-Lis Bittner, Milo Martinez University of San Francisco
A THEMATIC ANALYSIS OF FIRST-GENERATION STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES OF SHAME AND MARGINALIZATION IN UNIVERSITY Lily Ann Long Eastern Washington University
CULTURAL STANDARDS EXPRESSED IN ENGLISH AND TAMIL CHILDREN’S SONGS 1Shriya Anand, 2Shinchieh Duh 1Stanford University, 2San Jose State University
SCULPTING THE IDEAL SELF (PART 1 OF 2): FRIENDSHIP, AFFIRMATION AND THE MICHELANGELO PHENOMENON Victoria Mackey, Conner Schilling, Janessa Lin, Joel Sagawa, Ross Oakes Mueller, G . Michael Leffel Point Loma Nazarene University
ESTROGEN AS A MEDIATOR OF THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MULTITASKING, SPATIAL ORIENTATION AND NAVIGATION 1Trinity Carrigan, 1Sarah Barajas, 1Susan Beers, 2Barbara Thayer 1California State University Channel Islands, 2California State University, Channel Islands
MENTORSHIP MENTALITIES: A CLOSER LOOK AT INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES AND MENTORSHIP ATTITUDES IN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Amber Matteson, Wendelyn Shore Pacific Lutheran University Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 169
DIFFERENCES IN SELF-DISCLOSURE BETWEEN TWITTER AND INSTAGRAM 1Stephanie Torres, 2Larry Rosen 1California State University Dominguez Hills, 2California State University, Dominguez Hills
CONFRONTING DEATH: DO REMINDERS OF MORTALITY PROMOTE MEANINGFUL ATTRIBUTIONS? Avery Lamb University of San Francisco
DIFFERENCES IN SELF-EFFICACY AND AFFECT CHANGE AFTER FREE ART- MAKING VERSUS COLORING Lauren Drury Whitworth University
UNDERSTANDING SELF-EFFICACY, RESILIENCE, AND GROWTH MINDSET WITHININ THE LGBTQ+ POPULATION Leeann Ballejo, Patricia Pint, Lorinda Camparo Whittier College
BACK TO THE BASICS: THE IMPACT OF HOME AND SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS ON FUTURE SUCCESS Claire Gunther Seattle University
THE EFFECT OF MIND WANDERING AND TEXT DIFFICULTY ON READING COMPREHENSION: A REPLICATION STUDY . Cammy Widman, Alexis Herion, Heidi McLaughlin Pacific Lutheran University
GROWTH MINDSET AND STUDENT REACTION TO “TEAM BATTLES” IN A HIGH-FAILURE RATE ENGINEERING COURSE 1Cecilia Nguyen, 2Juliana Fuqua, 3Faye Wachs 1California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 2Cal Poly Pomona, 3California State Polytechnic University
RELIGIOUS COPING STYLES PREDICT POSTTRAUMATIC GROWTH AMONG CANCER PATIENTS Elizabeth Ramirez, Dora Bezonsky, Aisha Mohammed, Miranda Poulson, Emily Caprio, John Perez University of San Francisco Western Psychological Association | Page 170
EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF POSTPARTUM MATERNAL ANXIETY AND ACCULTURATIVE STRESS ON OFFSPRING’S INHIBITORY BEHAVIOR DURING THE PRESCHOOL AGE Karen Montiel California State University San Marcos
THE EFFECT OF ACCULTURATION ON HEALTH OF LATINX WOMEN 1Caitlyn Louzado, 1Courtney Chan, 2Sherry Hu, 3Patricia Smiley, 1Stacey Doan 1Claremont McKenna College, 2Scripps College, 3Pomona College
ADOLESCENT ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT: DO DIFFERENT PARENTING PRACTICES AFFECT A TEEN’S GPA? 1Sarah Moore, 2Paulina Lam, 3Martha Ayala, 4Yan Ling Joyce Law, 3Bianca Victorino, 3Michael Giang 1California Polytechnic Institute Pomona, 2Cal Poly Pomona, 3California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 4California Polytechnic University, Pomona
ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN IMAGES ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND MOOD DYSREGULATION AMONG EMERGING ADULTS Elizabeth Ramirez University of San Francisco
ATTENTION TO EMOTIONS AND EMOTIONAL CLARITY: EXAMINING THE MODERATING EFFECTS OF EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES Alfredo Perez, Amanda Morrison California State University, East Bay
ESTROGEN EFFECTS ON MULTITASKING, SPATIAL WORKING MEMORY, AND EPISODIC MEMORY IN WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE 1Madison Hebert, 2Ankin Mesropian, 1Monica Sifuentes, 1Susan Beers, 2Barbara Thayer, 2Tasmia Alam 1California State University Channel Islands, 2California State University, Channel Islands
PREVENTING PROBLEMATIC BEHAVIORS AMONG SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT 1Catherine Smith, 1Alejandrina Ramirez, 1Krista Benton, 1Genesis Zamora-Mena, 2Jasmine Leigh 1California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 2Cal Poly Pomona
PERCEPTIONS OF WOMEN AS “DELICATE FLOWERS” AND “DOMESTIC GODDESSES”: INTERSECTIONAL EXPERIENCES OF BENEVOLENT SEXISM Rachel Veale, Joie Magalona, Kelly Van Geffen, Janet Tran, Catherine Rehmann, Amy Wax California State University, Long Beach Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 171
DESIGN YOUR LIFE: A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH IN INVESTIGATING A 3-UNIT VS . 1-UNIT CAREER READINESS INTERVENTION 1Ray Jaquez, 2Rebecca Hall, 1Heather Butler, 3Giacomo Bono 1California State University Dominguez Hills, 2Cal State University Dominguez Hills, 3California State University, Dominguez Hills
A MINDFULNESS APPROACH TO IMPROVING PERFORMANCE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Saray Valenzuela Jaime California State University Dominguez Hills
THE EFFECT OF ROOMMATE RACIAL COMPOSITION ON RELATIONSHIP QUALITY Chandler Spahr San Diego State University
PREJUDICE TOWARDS OUTGROUPS IS SHAPED BY UNCONCIOUS BIOLOGICAL FEAR 1Jake Mahnke, 2Corey Cook 1PLU, 2Pacific Lutheran University
STATISTICS WORKSHOP 09:00 AM - 11:00 AM On-Demand A
REPRODUCIBLE PAPER WRITING WITH R MARKDOWN Michael C . Frank Stanford University
R Markdown is a simple but very powerful way to mix R data analysis code and text . R Markdown documents are a great way to document your data analysis and create reproducible reports (e .g ., that automatically render your graphs and tables and even your results section from your data) . You can even use R Markdown to write your entire paper, avoiding copy-and- pasting your analyses, which can be a major source of errors in papers . The rendered documents look spiffy on the web and in print . In this workshop, we introduce R Markdown and show how it can be used as part of a reproducible writing workflow .
Biography: Michael C . Frank is David and Lucile Packard Professor of Human Biology at Stanford University and Director of the Symbolic Systems Program . He received his PhD from MIT in Brain and Cognitive Sciences in 2010 . He studies language use and language learning, and how these interact with social cognition, focusing especially on early childhood . He is the founder of the ManyBabies Consortium, a collaborative replication network for infancy research, and has led open-data projects including Wordbank and MetaLab . He has received the Troland Award Western Psychological Association | Page 172
of the National Academy of Sciences (2020), the FABBS Early Career Impact Award (2017), the Jacobs Foundation Advanced Research Fellowship (2016), and the Glushko Dissertation Prize from the Cognitive Science Society (2010) . He served as Chair of the Governing Board of the Cognitive Science Society (2019), was a founding Executive Committee member of the Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science, and has edited for journals including Cognition, Infant Behavior and Development, and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences .
PAPER SESSION 09:15 AM - 10:15 AM On-Demand C
OPIODS AND E-CIGARETTES
09:15 MENTAL HEALTH AND PAIN AS PREDICTORS OF PEDIATRIC OPIOID USE: INSIGHTS FROM ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS 1Candice Donaldson, 2Zeev Kain, 3Louis Ehwerhemuepha, 4Michelle A . Fortier, 1Michael Phan, 1Daniel Tomaszewski, 1Sun Yang, 5William Feaster, 1Brooke N . Jenkins 1Chapman University, 2university of California, Irvine, 3Children’s Hospital of Orange County, 4University of California-Irvine, 5Children’s Hospital of Orange County
09:25 HOW TO PREVENT OPIOID MISUSE AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE: CAN WE START WITH PERCEPTIONS? 1Andrew Richie, 2Jodi Barnett, 1Bridget Hanson 1University of Alaska Anchorage, 2University of Alaska Anchorage Center for Behavioral Health Research and Services
09:35 CAN INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN PRIMARY CARE HELP DECREASE THE USE OF CHRONIC OPIOID THERAPY? Katharine Hull, Kelly Morton, Jessica McClintock Loma Linda University
09:45 PSYCHOSOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF E-CIGARETTE USE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Patricia Cabral Occidental College
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 09:30 AM - 10:30 AM Live 2
FAKE MEMORIES Elizabeth Loftus University of California, Irvine Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 173
For several decades, I have been manufacturing memories in unsuspecting minds . Sometimes these techniques change details of events that someone actually experienced . Other times, the techniques create entire memories of events that never happened: they create “rich false memories .” Collectively, this work shows people can be led to believe they did things that would have been rather implausible . They can be led to falsely believe they had experiences that would have been emotional or traumatic had they actually happened .
False memories, like true ones, also have consequences for people—affecting their later thoughts, intentions, and behaviors . Can we tell true memories from false ones? In several studies, I created false memories in the minds of people, compared them to true memories, and discovered that once planted, those false memories look very much like true memories: they have similar behavioral characteristics, emotionality, and neural signatures . Some of these findings bear on the current slurry of fake news, showing the extra susceptibility to false memories when they fit with a person’s current ideology . If false memories can be so readily planted in the mind, do we need to think about “regulating” this mind technology? And what do these pseudomemories say about the nature of memory itself?
Biography: Elizabeth Loftus is Distinguished Professor at the University of California - Irvine . She holds faculty positions in the Department of Psychology & Social Behavior; the Department of Criminology, Law & Society, and the School of Law . She received her Ph D. . in Psychology from Stanford University . Since then, she has published 22 books and over 500 scientific articles . Loftus’s research has focused on the malleability of human memory . She has been recognized for her research with seven honorary doctorates and election to numerous prestigious societies, including the National Academy of Sciences . She has been awarded numerous prizes for her work, including the 2016 John Maddox Prize, which is awarded to individuals who promote sound science and evidence on a matter of public interest, facing difficulty or hostility in doing so . She is past president of the association for psychological Science, the Western Psychological Association (twice), and the American Psychology-Law Society .
SYMPOSIUM 09:45 AM - 11:00 AM On-Demand F
ATTITUDES TOWARDS IMMIGRANTS AS PEOPLE: SOCIAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACHES TO UNDERSTANDING ACCEPTANCE Esther Chang Soka University of America
WE ARE LESS GROUPY AS THEY ARE COMING: HOW ENTITATIVITY THREAT SHAPES AMERICANS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS IMMIGRATION Xiang Ao and Michael Hogg Claremont Graduate Universithy Western Psychological Association | Page 174
RESOURCE OR CULTURE, THE PRICE YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO PAY FOR MIGRANTS: A STUDY OF WESTERN MIGRANTS IN SHANGHAI Jinghui Zhang and Michael Hogg Claremont Graduate Universithy
THE RELATIVE INFLUENCE OF NEWS CONSUMPTION AND DISCUSSIONS WITH MOTHERS, FATHERS, AND PEERS ON THE ACCEPTANCE OF REFUGEES AMONG HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH Alicia Davis (Claremont Graduate Universithy) & Esther S . Chang (Soka University of America)
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN POLITICAL ATTITUDES JIanmin Shao (University of California-Irvine) & Esther S . Chang (Soka University of America)
SYMPOSIUM 09:45 AM - 11:15 AM On-Demand I
NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILES OF ADOPTION: AN EXAMINATION OF CASES WITH DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS 1Alicia Travis, 1Nicole Baggett, 1Dierdre Smith-Russell, 1Shelby Alsup, 2Blake Gimbel, 1Theresa Lafavor 1Pacific University, 2Pacific University School of Graduate Psychology
NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILES OF INTERNATIONALLY ADOPTED CHILDREN Alicia Travis & Theresa Lafavor (Pacific University)
LASTING NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PRE-ADOPTION TRAUMA Nicole Baggett & Theresa Lafavor (Pacific University)
THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENT ON NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING OF TRANSRACIALLY ADOPTED CHILDREN Dierdre B Smith-Russell & Theresa Lafavor (Pacific University)
THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILES OF KINSHIP ADOPTED CHILDREN Shelby Alsup & Theresa Lafavor (Pacific University)
PAPER SESSION 10:00 AM - 10:45 AM On-Demand K
INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL AND HUMAN FACTORS Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 175
10:00 GIVE AND TAKE: PEER COACHING CONVERSATIONS IN LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Chris Sablynski University of the Pacific
10:15 ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE IN HIGHER EDUCATION:SUCCESSES AND FAILURES IN SUSTAINING EFFECTIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS 1Gerry Hanley, 2Allison Evans 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University, Bakersfield
10:30 RESPONSIVE LEADERSHIP: THE IMPACT OF RESPONSIVE LEADER BEHAVIORS ON KNOWLEDGE WORKERS’ PERSONAL INITIATIVE Sevelyn VanRonk Claremont Graduate University
PSI CHI 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM On-Demand E
PSI CHI DISTINGUISHED LECTURER Ira Hyman Western Washington University
CRIME BLINDNESS: SELECTIVE ATTENTION DISRUPTS EYEWITNESS AWARENESS AND MEMORY Ira Hyman (Western Washington University)
POSTER SESSION 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Posters
POSTER SESSION 10
HOW PURPOSE IS EFFECTED BY A CALLING INFUSED CAREER DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTION IN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Beth Larson, Stephanie Quan, Megan Fox, Kate Degenhardt, Elena Cantorna, Lynette Bikos Seattle Pacific University
ADULTS WITH ASD: THERAPEUTIC RIDING AND OBSERVED SOCIAL BEHAVIORS AND STRESS LEVELS Kayla Andersen Dominican University of California Western Psychological Association | Page 176
IMMIGRANT STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC, COLLEGE, AND CAREER SELF-EFFICACY AND COLLEGE ACCESS 1Christine Yeh, 1Bridgett Hernandez, 2John Moreno, 2Edith Melendez Lopez, 2David Ramirez 1University of San Francisco, 2Univeristy of San Francisco
CAREER LOCUS OF CONTROL AND TIME PERSPECTIVE AMONG MEXICAN AMERICAN EMERGING ADULTS: A PERSON-CENTERED APPROACH Teru Toyokawa, Stephanie Truong California State University San Marcos
END USER–INFORMED MOBILE HEALTH INTERVENTION DEVELOPMENT FOR ADOLESCENT CANNABIS USE DISORDER: QUALITATIVE STUDY Yang Lu, Kara Bagot University of California, San Diego
THE EFFECT ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION HAS ON PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS 1Berenice Rosas, 2Alexander Oseguera-Chavez 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University San Bernardino
PRE-TREATMENT ANXIETY AND SUICIDALITY CHARACTERISTICS PREDICTING SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT ENGAGEMENT Shawn Wang, Heather Carlton UCLA
RISK AND REWARD: SUBSTANCE USE, SENSATION SEEKING AND THE IOWA GAMBLING TASK 1Stephanie Sarantopoulos, 1Alexandra Zamora, 1Erin Gallagher, 2Siobhan Ayala, 1Ashley Cobb, 1De-Laine Cyrenne 1California State University, Sacramento, 2California State University Sacramento
SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND FEAR OF NEGATIVE EVALUATION: UNDERSTANDING THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH LONELINESS AND AFFECTIVE DISTRESS Sienna Kuehnis, Davis Onesian, Cory Stanton University of Nevada, Reno
THE CASUAL ROLE OF SOCIAL THREAT IN ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION Tony Nguyen, David Olson, Sofia Pino, Lacye Lawson, Brendan Bedolla, Angela Johnson, Jacqueline Hua, Jennifer Howell University of California, Merced Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 177
ATTENTIONAL BIAS FOR CANNABIS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS: AN EYE TRACKING STUDY Lucy Harper, Carrie Anne Jones Whitman College
PSYCHOSOCIAL CORRELATES OF SUBSTANCE USE IN A HIGH-RISK SAMPLE OF ADOLESCENTS 1Claudia Ocholski, 2Olajide Bamishigbin Jr . 1California State University Los Angeles, 2California State University, Los Angeles
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ALCOHOL USE, SOCIAL CONNECTIONS, AND MENTAL HEALTH Kyle Krantz, Daya Grewal, Mark Barajas Saint Mary’s college of california
PEER PRESSURE OR SELF-ESTEEM? EXAMINATION OF ADOLESCENT DRINKING BEHAVIOR 1Yuliana Garcia, 2Andrea Arellano, 2Elise Ornelos 1UCLA, 2Mount Saint Mary’s University
GENDER AS A POTENTIAL MODERATOR BETWEEN RACIAL MICROAGGRESSIONS AND DEPRESSION SYMPTOMS Nicholas Brewster, Araceli Gonzalez California State University, Long Beach
ENVIRONMENTAL PREDICTORS OF MENTAL HEALTH AMONG LATINX AND EUROPEAN AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS Estevan Hernandez California State University, San Bernardino
EFFECTS OF FLUOXETINE IN MITIGATING DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN SOCIALLY ISOLATED ZEBRA FINCHES Allyssa Sullivan, Michael Mehlman, Yuwei Liu Whitman College
DISTAL OUTCOMES IN DUAL-TASK INTERVENTION: PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH BENEFITS 1Zachary Tuttle, 2Young-Hee Cho, 2Barbara White, 1Olfat Mohammed, 2Vennilla Krishnan 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University Long Beach Western Psychological Association | Page 178
DIAGNOSING AND TREATING DEPRESSION IN ADOLESCENT MALES WITH GREATER EFFICACY: A FAMILY SYSTEMS APPROACH 1Julia Mamelak, 2John Bakaly 1California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University, Los Angeles ., 2California School of Professional Psychology
THE EDINBURGH NEEDS A CHECKUP 1Elizabeth Lake, 1Micaela Martinez, 2Griselda Verduzco, 1Alyssa Harris, 1Krystal Saenz, 1Sarah Nezami, 1Brenda Yvonne Delgado 1Fresno Pacific University, 2CSPP Alliant International University, Fresno
CLIMBING THE SOCIAL LADDER: HOW PERCEPTIONS OF SOCIAL STATUS CONTRIBUTE TO MENTAL HEALTH 1Alexis Dunson, 2Martha Ayala, 1Jocelyn Ramirez, 2Bianca Victorino, 3MICHAEL AGUILAR, 2Michael Giang 1California State Polytechnic University Pomona, 2California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 3Cal Poly Pomona
THE ROLE OF SOCIAL SUPPORT AND ACCULTURATION IN DEPRESSIVE AND ANXIETY SYMPTOMS POSTPARTUM IN MEXICAN MOTHERS . Gabriela Gutierrez California State University, San Marcos
BURDEN OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN CAREGIVERS OF AD AND MCI 1Nancy Mendoza Estrada, 2Carolyn Pagan, 2Jill Razani 1California State University Northridge, 2California State University, Northridge
THE ROLE OF SHAME AND MALADAPTIVE SHAME COPING ON DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMOLOGY IN AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN 1Peter Dinh, 2Kenya McCloyn, 1Amber Johnson 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University, Northridge
DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOCIAL INTERACTION INVENTORY SCALE FOR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES Judith Mitchell, Jason Kahan, Bryan Kemp Rehabilitation Research & Training Center on Aging with Disability
INCLUSION OF SOCIAL PARTICIPATION MEASURES IN OUTCOMES STUDIES FOR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES Judith Mitchell Rehabilitation Research & Training Center on Aging with Disability Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 179
UNDERSTANDING THE PHYSICAL EXPERIENCES OF PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES Judith Mitchell Rehabilitation Research & Training Center on Aging with Disability
QUALITATIVE RESULTS OF A NAMI PEER MENTOR PROGRAM FOR PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS 1Marshall Pagaling, 2Travis Hyke, 1Peter Scheufele 1El Camino Hospital, 2Palo Alto University
ASSOCIATION OF LIFETIME PHYSICAL AND SEXUAL ABUSE HISTORY WITH POST-DETOXIFICATION SUBSTANCE USE OUTCOMES 1Jessilyn Froelich, 1Mai Chee Lor, 2Christine Timko, 3Erin Woodhead (Clinical Faculty) 1National Center for PTSD, 2Ci2i, 3San Jose State University
PARENTAL INFLUENCES ON PSYCHOLOGICAL REACTANCE AMONG COLLEGE FEMALE DRINKERS Michael Ichiyama University of San Diego
INJECTION DRUG USE, HEALTH BEHAVIORS, AND READINESS FOR TREATMENT 1Samantha Gallardo, 1Steven Nguyen, 2Christine Timko, 1Erin Woodhead (Clinical Faculty) 1San Jose State University, 2Ci2i
THE MEDIATING ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DYSREGULATION IN CO- OCCURING DEPRESSION AND SUBSTANCE USE Kassie Means, Heather Natterstad, Jennifer Webb, Monica Dyer, April Sherman, April Sherman Northwest University
U .S . VS . INTERNATIONAL WOMEN: CORRELATES OF PRESCRIPTION DRUG MISUSE Bridgette Peteet, Valerie Watts Loma Linda University
THE PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PRECURSORS TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS 1Kirsten Jones, 1Maya Rodriguez-Chang, 1Maddison Maffeo, 2Tracey Porter 1Saint Martin’s University, 2Saint Martins University Western Psychological Association | Page 180
IS DELAY DISCOUNTING PREDICTIVE OF TREATMENT-SEEKING BEHAVIOR IN COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH DSM-5 SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS? Deja Shevalier, Patrick Johnson California State University, Chico
RESISTANCE TO TEMPTATION AND SELF-CONTROL: EFFECTS OF COCAINE ACCESS, REFUSAL, AND USE ON DELAY DISCOUNTING 1Mariah Willis, 2Avery Beaudette, 1Deja Shevalier, 1Lucía Abril, 1Velia Nunez, 1Patrick Johnson 1California State University, Chico, 2California State University Chico
PERCEPTIONS OF CHANCES FOR SUCCESS AS A MODERATOR ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PEER DELINQUENCY, ALCOHOL USE, MARIJUANA USE, AND SELF-REPORTED OFFENDING IN JUSTICE-INVOLVED YOUTHS Sarah Chavez, Mark Reed San Diego State University
PARENT ATTACHMENT AS A MEDIATOR IN THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CHILDHOOD ADHD AND DEPRESSION IN YOUNG FEMALE ADULTS 1Chun-Chi Yang, 2(Nick) Phuc Nguyen, 3Jocelyn Meza, Stephen Hinshaw 1UC Berkeley, 2WestCoast Children’s Clinic, 3University of California, Berkeley
WHAT PREDICTS DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AMONG ADOLESCENTS? ANALYZING THE ROLE OF SELF-ESTEEM AND FRIEND SUPPORT Caressa K . Hernandez-Martinez, Casey Knifsend California State University, Sacramento
INTERDEPENDENT ROLE OF PARENTING STRESS AND PARENTING SELF- EFFICACY ON POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION ACROSS THE TRANSITION TO PARENTHOOD Bailey Braunstein, Kristin Mickelson Arizona State University
HOW NATURE-BASED ACTIVITIES IMPROVE MENTAL WELLNESS FOR ADULTS WITH DEPRESSION Hailey Pennick Pacific Lutheran University
ENVIRONMENTAL PREDICTORS OF LATINX COLLEGE STUDENTS’ MENTAL HEALTH 1Sandra Hernandez, 2Manijeh Badiee 1California State University San Bernardino, 2California State University, San Bernardino Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 181
BMI, TOTAL BODY FAT, AND INFLAMMATION PREDICTING SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION Eliot Steer, Alan Palmer, Rowena Gomez Palo Alto University
RELATIONS BETWEEN PARENTING BEHAVIOR AND ADOLESCENT COGNITIVE STYLES 1Rebeccah O’Brien, 1Alexandra Argiros, 1Darlene Ngo, 1Merissa Kado, 2V . Robin Weersing, 3Judy Garber 1San Diego State University, 2SDSU / UC San Diego Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology, 3Vanderbilt University
DOES SOCIAL MEDIA INCREASES DEPRESSION LEVELS WHILE DECREASING SELF-ESTEEM Adrian Galvan Crafton Hill College
SELF-ESTEEM AND POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION: ROLE OF PARENTING EFFICACY & INDIRECT SUPPORT-SEEKING Mary O’Brien, Kristin Mickelson Arizona State University
INTERPLAY OF CORTISOL AND INTERPRETATION THREAT BIAS ON DEPRESSION 1Rhiannon Rivas, 1Araceli Gonzalez, 2Michelle Rozenman, 1Catherine Strutz 1California State University, Long Beach, 2University of California, Los Angeles
THE EFFECTS OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA ON DEPRESSION Veronica Freeman, Diane Pfahler Crafton Hills College
THE ROLE OF TRAINING DOSE IN MODIFYING THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENRICHMENT ON NICOTINE DRUG DISCRIMINATION IN RATS Taena Hanson, Kendall Kellerman, Kim Holter, Jake Meyer, Hannah Okelberry, Maddie Disney, Kailey Bell, Dustin Frank, Dustin Stairs Creighton University Western Psychological Association | Page 182
THE IMPACT OF STRESSFUL LIFE EVENTS AND COMORBID TRAUMA DIAGNOSIS ON TREATMENT RESPONSE TO KETAMINE AMONG PATIENTS WITH SEVERE, TREATMENT RESISTANT DEPRESSION 1Madison Schmidt, 2Katherine Narr, 1Julia Hwang, 3Scott Fears 1University of California, Los Angeles, 2Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA, 3UCLA
IMPACT OF PRENATAL ESCITALOPRAM ON COGNITIVE FLEXIBILITY AND SOCIAL INTERACTIONS 1Jessica Bezenah, 1Gabrielle Kelly, 2Korina Lopez, 2Alexandra Tejada, 2Benjamin Johnson, 2Leslie Amodeo 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University San Bernardino
IMPACT OF EARLY METHYLPHENIDATE ON BEHAVIORAL FLEXIBILITY AND RISK PREFERENCE 1Benjamin Johnson, 2Gabrielle Kelly, 1Korina Lopez, 2Jessica Bezenah, 1Alexandra Tejada, 1Leslie Amodeo 1California State University San Bernardino, 2California State University, San Bernardino
SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND BORDERLINE PERSONALITY TRAITS 1Dominic Denning, 2Rory Newlands, 1Lorraine T . Benuto 1University of Nevada Reno, 2University of Nevada, Reno
EXPERIENTIAL AVOIDANCE AS A PREDICTOR OF PTSD SYMPTOM SEVERITY Vincent Le, Christine D Scher California State University, Fullerton
MIND, BODY, AND SOCIAL MEDIA: HOW SOCIAL MEDIA AFFECTS OUR MENTAL HEALTH Sarah Schenna, Olivia Kemp, Calene Balthazar-Suda, Kirsten Jones Saint Martin’s University
CROSS-CULTURAL EXAMINATIONS OF PARENTING BEHAVIORS AND SOMATIC SYMPTOMS IN LATINX AND NON-HISPANIC WHITE EMERGING ADULTS 1Christina Logan, 2Sarah E . Velasco, 1Araceli Gonzalez 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University Long Beach
DO INFANTS REMEMBER? A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF PTSD SYMPTOMS AND RELATED IMPAIRMENTS IN INFANTS EXPOSED TO TRAUMATIC EVENTS 1Belen Rogowski, 1Ann Chu, 1Nicole Vu, 1Melissa Bond, 2Alagia Cirolia, 1Alicia Lieberman 1University of California San Francisco, 2University of California, San Francisco
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PRELIMINARY EVIDENCE OF A MAOA-UVNTR MODERATED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN IMPULSIVITY AND BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER SYMPTOMS Max Barham, Annika Rauch, William Williams Eastern Washington University
LOW-FREQUENCY EEG ACTIVITY RELATED TO COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS Daniel Franz, Michelle A . Simpson, Colleen Brenner Loma Linda University
EARLY ADVERSITY AND COPING EFFICACY ARE ASSOCIATED WITH ELECTION-RELATED DISTRESS AMONG A SAMPLE OF ETHNICALLY DIVERSE YOUNG ADULTS Laura Lu, Melissa Hagan, Sarah Holley San Francisco State University
PILOT DATA ON THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PSYCHOTIC SYMPTOMS AND HOPE Christopher Law, Yasmine Kolahi, Kimberly A . Igirio, Michelle A . Simpson, Daniel Franz, Colleen Brenner Loma Linda University
DYSFUNCTIONS IN EMOTION REGULATION, SELF-REPORTED SLEEP DURATION, AND SUBSTANCE USE IN FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS 1Ramona Kraeutler, 2Angelica Rivera, 1Karen Wilson 1California State University, Dominguez Hills, 2California State University Dominguez Hills
THE INFLUENCE OF LATINX AND AFRICAN AMERICAN MOTHERS’ TRAJECTORIES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS ON CHILDREN’S PHYSICAL HEALTH 1Alisha Osornio, 2May Ling Halim, 3Sean Lane 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State U . Long Beach, 3Purdue University
POSSIBLE MECHANISMS FOR THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NIGHTMARE FREQUENCY AND HYPOMANIA Jennifer Hernandez, William Kelly California State University, Bakersfield
DEALING WITH FEELINGS: A STUDY OF TRAITS OF AUTISM IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Sarah Wilcox, Brenda Cantoran, Erica Knebel, Kayla Wetmore, Kimmy Kee-Rose California State University Channel Islands Western Psychological Association | Page 184
WHAT ARE THE NEUROCOGNITIVE PREDICTORS OF THE DARK TRIAD TRAITS? Christine Hujing, Julienne Papilla, Maritza Santos, Mackenzie Equite, Kimmy Kee-Rose California State University Channel Islands
THE EFFECT OF VIOLENCE IN THE MEDIA ON THE EMERGENCE OF PSYCHOPATHIC TRAITS 1Gaithri Ann Fernando, 2Demi Kourtesi, 3Sharon Lanre-Orepo 1CSU Los Angeles, 2University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 3California State University, Los Angeles
PRELIMINARY EVIDENCE OF A MAOA-UVNTR MODERATED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTAL REJECTION AND BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER SYMPTOMS Max Barham, Annika Rauch, William Williams Eastern Washington University
‘TIL DEATH DO US PART: PERSONALITY TRAITS AND MEANING-MAKING IN SPOUSAL BEREAVEMENT 1Esther Park, 2Sara Masland 1Columbia University, 2Pomona College
AN FMRI META-ANALYSIS OF EMOTION REGULATION IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER Madison Morocco, Valerie Carr San Jose State University
EFFECT OF PERSONAL HISTORICAL FACTORS ON ATTITUDES TOWARD RECREATIONAL AND/OR THERAPEUTIC USAGE OF ABUSE-PRONE AND/OR ILLICIT SUBSTANCES Barry Brownstein, William Phillips Dominican University of California
SCHOOL-BASED GRIEF GROUPS REDUCE GRIEF SYMPTOMS IN BEREAVED CHILDREN Hannah Zimmerman, Heather Jaffe, Lisa Linder San Diego State University
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISCLOSURE AND RECOVERY FROM PROBLEMATIC ALCOHOL USE Kiefer Cowie, Emily Diamond The Wright Institute Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 185
FAMILY COHESION, PARENTAL SUPPORT, AND PARENTAL PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTROL RELATED TO LATINO AND BLACK ADOLESCENTS’ DEPRESSION 1Nouha Hallak, 2Scott Plunkett 1Claremont Graduate University, 2Cal State University, Northridge
SYMPOSIUM 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM On-Demand H
THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS TO HEALTH AND WELL- BEING: LINKING MICRO-LEVEL DAILY PROCESSES TO LONG-TERM OUTCOMES 1Nancy Sin, 1Patrick Klaiber, 1Jin Wen, 2Charlotte Roddick, 3Minhxuan Tran, 4Stephanie Reyes, 1Frances Chen, 4Matthew Zawadzki, 5Jennifer Piazza 1University of British Columbia, 2The University of British Columbia, 3University of California, Los Angeles, 4University of California, Merced, 5California State University Fullerton
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN SLEEP EFFICIENCY ARE ASSOCIATED WITH MORE DAILY POSITIVE EVENTS Jin H . Wen & Nancy L . Sin (University of British Columbia)
DIFFERENCES IN EMOTIONAL REACTIVITY AFTER EXPOSURE TO STRESSFUL LIFE EVENTS AMONG ADULTS Stephanie R . Reyes, Larisa Gavrilova & Matthew J . Zawadzki (University of California, Merced)
LONELINESS AND LOW RESTING HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN WOMEN Charlotte Roddick & Frances S . Chen (University of British Columbia)
PLAN YOUR MORALE BOOSTERS: DAILY POSITIVE EVENTS MEDIATE THE LINK BETWEEN FUTURE PLANNING AND LIFE SATISFACTION Patrick Klaiber (University of British Columbia), David M . Almeida (Pennsylvania State University) & Nancy L . Sin (University of British Columbia)
THE BENEFITS OF OPTIMISM: ASSOCIATIONS WITH DIURNAL CORTISOL PROFILES AND SELF-REPORTED MENTAL HEALTH Minhxuan T . Tran, Jennifer R . Piazza (California State University, Fullerton) & Natalia O . Dmitrieva (Northern Arizona University) Western Psychological Association | Page 186
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Live 1
G . STANLEY HALL LECTURE - NEUROPSYCHOLOGY: THE ORIGINS AND FUTURE OF PSYCHOLOGY Antonio E . Puente University of North Carolina Wilmington
Psychology’s over 125-year history has focused on the making of our discipline a scientific enterprise . Whereas it could be argued that our questions are no original, there is no doubt that our methodology adds a unique approach that historically as not previously been present in addressing these age-old questions . In pursuing that goal, it can be argued that psychology has failed to acknowledge and relish our foundations dating back to the works of Wundt and James with its strong focus on the neuropsychological foundations of psychological processes . In the pursuit of psychology as a science, it can be further argued that we have confused behaviorism with behavioral (and as such, experimental) methodology . This confusion has had an indirect impact on restricting psychology to behavioral processes and interpretations . Not until the more recent ideas of neuropsychologists such as Sperry and cognitive psychologists such as Miller, has behaviorism as a psychological paradigm and as a restriction to a comprehensive understanding of psychology been questioned . As an alternative, the appreciation of both psychology’s origins with its experimental procedures will not only remedy to century long restriction of psychological paradigms but provide a brighter and more robust horizon .
Biography: Puente was born in Cuba and received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Florida, and his master’s and doctoral degrees from the University of Georgia . Puente was a clinical psychologist at a teaching psychiatric hospital and a professor of neuroanatomy at a medical school before becoming a professor of psychology at the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW) . He is also a visiting professor at the Universidad de Granada (Spain) and University of California, Los Angeles . Since 1982, he has maintained a private practice limited to clinical neuropsychology . In 2002, he founded and now co-directs (with a PharmD) a bilingual mental health clinic for the poor and uninsured in the southeastern region of North Carolina (Cape Fear Clinic, Wilmington, NC) .
Puente has authored/edited eight books, 77 book chapters, 107 journal articles (in English, Spanish and Russian) . His research focus has largely been on the interface between culture and clinical neuropsychology . He founded and edited Neuropsychology Review, the Journal of Interprofessional Healthcare and a book series in clinical neuropsychology (33 books) . He has lectured in over a dozen countries and supervised fellows or visiting scientists from Mexico, Russia, South Africa and Spain . He has taught over 8,000 undergraduate students, supervised 33 graduate students and 10 post-doctoral fellows . Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 187
Puente is past president of the North Carolina Psychological Association, North Carolina Psychological Foundation, National Academy of Neuropsychology, Society for Clinical Neuropsychology (Div . 40) and Hispanic Neuropsychological Society . He has also served two terms as APA council representative for Div . 40 . Puente is a member of APA Divisions 18, 19, 22, 26, 38 and 47, and a fellow of Divisions 1, 2, 6, 31, 40, 45, 52 and 55 . Puente was also a member of the “kitchen cabinet” in 1999 under APA President Richard Suinn, PhD . Other leadership positions include chair of the Psychology Academy of the National Academies of Practice and several APA boards and committees, including the Board of Convention Affairs, the Committee for Psychological Tests and Assessments and the Policy and Planning Board . Puente also served on the Joint Committee for Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing . Between 1993 and 2008, he was APA’s representative to the American Medical Association’s Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) panel and was then elected to the Editorial Panel of the CPT panel (voting member) . He was also on the Center for Medicare and Medicaid’s Medicare Coverage Advisory Committee .
He has received several awards, including: Fulbright Scholar Award 1983 (Argentina); UNCW’s Distinguished Faculty Scholarship Award 2009; North Carolina Psychological Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award 2008; and APA’s Karl Heiser Award 1996; Presidential Award 2006; State Leadership Award 2009; and Distinguished Professional Contributions to Independent Practice 2011 .
SYMPOSIUM 10:30 AM - 11:45 AM On-Demand C
HEROISM EDUCATION IN THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY: UTILIZING THE HEROIC SKILLSET TO FOSTER STUDENT SUCCESS 1Allison Evans, 2Morgan Griffin, 3Ellie Jacques, 4Janet Millar 1California State University, Bakersfield, 2California State University Bakersfield- AV, 3Heroic Imagination Project, 4CSU Bakersfield
SUPPORTING STUDENT SUCCESS: CREATING, EXPANDING, AND EXTENDING A HEROISM EDUCATION PERSPECTIVE IN THE CSU Allison Evans (CSU Bakersfield)
IMPLEMENTING THE HEROIC SKILLSET TO SUPPORT STUDENT SUCCESS: THE HEROIC IMAGINATION PROJECT AT CSUB Morgan Griffin (CSU Bakersfield)
THE HERO’S JOURNEY: A ROAD MAP TO CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT Ellie Jacques (The Heroic Imagination Project) Western Psychological Association | Page 188
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Live 2
LEARNING WHAT TO LEARN ACROSS THE LIFESPAN Rachel Wu University of California, Riverside
One of the most difficult and important problems that all learners face across the lifespan is learning what to learn . Understanding what to learn is difficult when both relevant and irrelevant information compete for attention, as well as when many things are relevant at the same time . In these situations, the learner can rely on cues in the environment, as well as prior knowledge to determine what is most relevant to learn . I will present a new theoretical approach that highlights four ways of learning what to learn from infancy to older adulthood, ranging from object learning to real-world skill learning . Research on this topic provides a better understanding of how we can encourage cognitive development through older adulthood, not just during infancy to young adulthood .
Biography: Dr . Rachel Wu is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at University of California, Riverside . She completed her Ph .D . in Psychology at Birkbeck, University of London (2011) . Dr . Wu has received a Rising Star award from the Association for Psychological Science and an NSF CAREER award grant to investigate the role of learning new skills on cognitive and functional growth in older adulthood . She was in a rock band as a violinist for 7 years (2003-2010) and also is a professional painter . Every few years, she learns to master new skills to gain a better understanding of the difficulties in being an adult learner .
SYMPOSIUM 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM On-Demand F
APA’S INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY INITIATIVE: CHARTING A COURSE FOR THE FUTURE OF INTRO PSYCH Garth Neufeld Cascadia College
HISTORY OF THE INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY INITIATIVE Regan Gurung/Oregon State University
GOALS OF THE INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY INITIATIVE Garth Neufeld/Cascadia College
APA’S INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY INITIATIVE - STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES RECOMMENDATIONS R . Eric Landrum/Boise State University Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 189
APA’S INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY INITIATIVE - COURSE DESIGN RECOMMENDATIONS Jane Halonen/University of West Florida
APA’S INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY INITIATIVE - TEACHER TRAINING RECOMMENDATIONS Regan A .R . Gurung/Oregon State University
APA’S INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY INITIATIVE - STUDENT SUCCESS AND TRANSFORMATION RECOMMENDATIONS Jerry Rudman/Irvine Valley College
POSTER SESSION 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Posters
POSTER SESSION 11
IS THERE STILL CONCERN FOR LGBTQ ADOPTIVE PARENTS? Priscilla Price University of La Verne
EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISCRIMINATION AND COPING STYLES AMONGST ARAB AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS Lindita Djokovic California State University, Fullerton
RELIGIOSITY AMONG THE SPIRITUAL YET RELIGIOUSLY UNAFFILIATED Nicholas Brewster California State University, Long Beach
THE INFLUENCE OF RELIGION ON ALTRUISTIC ACTIONS 1Afsan Ghaneian, 2Justin Huft 1California State University Fullerton, 2CSU Fullerton
UNDERSTANDING AMERICANS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS MUSLIMS BETWEEN 2004 - 2016 THROUGH THE INTERACTION BETWEEN AUTHORITARIAN DISPOSITION AND EGALITARIAN VALUE ENDORSEMENT Mandeep Kaur, Clifton Oyamot (Dept . Chair) San Jose State University Western Psychological Association | Page 190
IDENTIFYING ATTRIBUTES OF RELIGIOSITY: THE ROLE OF OBEDIENCE Vanessa Cruz University of La Verne
MENTAL HEALTH SEEKING BEHAVIORS AMONG MUSLIMS IN AMERICA 1Jhoevhana Sabado, 2Jane Tram, 1Anam Khan 1Pacific University, 2Pacific University Oregon
ATTITUDES TOWARDS SAME-SEX AND TRANSGENDER PARENTING Alexandra Gutierrez University of La Verne
CAN EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTIONS ALLEVIATE HARSH ATTITUDES TOWARDS PEDOPHILES? Katherine Nguyen University of San Francisco
UNIQUE CHALLENGES AND POSITIVE ATTRIBUTES OF FORMERLY INCARCERATED STUDENTS Cecilia Bachmann, Jessi Fernandez, Robert Randall Pasadena City College
PERCEPTIONS OF HOMELESSNESS Stacy Bacigalupi, Jennifer Perez Mt . San Antonio College
JUDGMENTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA PROFILES BASED ON PHOTO TYPE AND TYPE OF DRESS 1Stacy Bacigalupi, 2Janelle Dunville, 1Lilibeth Martinez, 1Arbie Fradejas 1Mt . San Antonio College, 2Mount San Antonio
THE EFFECTS OF PERSUASIVE APPEALS AND AVAILABILITY OF MONEY ON CHARITABLE DONATIONS 1Jeffrey Escobar, 1Kathryn Wilhelmi, 2Michael Gray, 1Juliet Correa, cesar esquivel, 3David Boninger 1Glendale Community College, 2Glendale Community College - AZ, 3Glendale Community College, AZ
DOES THE HALO EFFECT APPLY TO NON-HETEROSEXUAL MEN? A REPLICATION AND EXTENSION Leah Magee Pacific Lutheran University Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 191
RESPONSES TO PREGNANCY AND THE RISK OF DISORDER 1Haydyn Hanley, 2Arleth Cortez, Cristal Cheverria, Cerena Barranza, 3David Boninger 1Glendale Community College, 2Glendale Community College Az, 3Glendale Community College, AZ
GOING ON A MEDIA DIET: POLITICAL BIAS INDICATORS & PERCEPTIONS OF JOURNALISM Alexandra Folks, Subramaniam Vincent, Kathryn Bruchmann Santa Clara University
CALIFORNIA, SANCTUARY STATE: CALIFORNIANS’ RESPONSES TO FEDERAL OPPOSITION TO CALIFORNIA POLICY Delilah Cervantes, Dennis Estrada, Leta Perriello, Devin Flynn, Destiny Alcaraz, Bryan Sherburne, Amber Gaffney Humboldt State University
“ELLA FUE VIOLADA POR ELLOS:” SEXUAL ASSAULT LANGUAGE AND VICTIM BLAMING IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH Elena Robles, Kathryn Bruchmann Santa Clara University
THE IMPACT OF RACISM ON HEALTH 1Alessandra Alvarado, 2Nicholas J . Rockwood, 3Kelly Campbell 1California State University of San Bernardino, 2Loma Linda University, 3CSU San Bernardino
GENERATIONAL DIFFERENCES IN RACIAL INJUSTICE Mason Thomas University of La Verne
PREJUDICE IN YELP REVIEWS USING THE RACIAL POSITIONING MODEL AND TOPIC MODELING Abraham Bahlibi CSU East Bay
DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, STRESS, ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE, AND COPING AMONG IMMIGRANT COLLEGE STUDENTS Joanne Hash, Jasmin Cao Whittier College
RELATIONSHIP STORIES IN STILL AND MOVING PICTURES: WHICH IS ASSOCIATED WITH MORE RELATIONSHIP SATISFACTION? Hannah Lucas, Alondra De Santiago, Alix Cervantes Chaffey College Western Psychological Association | Page 192
THE EFFECT OF STRESS ON IMPLICIT SKIN-TONE BIAS Kayla Chaplin, Kara Eytcheson, Barbara Thayer California State University, Channel Islands
BECOMING THE FUTURE: MODELING SELF TRANSFORMATION THROUGH HUMANITIES EDUCATION IN PRISON Christy Baldwin, Christopher Beasley, Alyssa Cox, Jahmillah Turneur University of Washington Tacoma
SNAP STREAKS: WHAT HAPPENS AT THE END 1Andrea Rashtian, 1Delinah Hurwitz, 2Dominic Ceroni 1CSUN, 2California State University Northridge
DECIPHERING DIALOG: A THEMATIC ANALYSIS OF TRANSITIONS FROM INCARCERATION TO EDUCATION Lillian Lampe-Martin, Karen McAllister, Christopher Beasley, Alyssa Cox, Jahmillah Turneur University of Washington Tacoma
VARIABLES RELATED TO VOTING BEHAVIOR IN COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS Cassandra Beale, Robert Randall Pasadena City College
ATTITUDES TOWARD AFRICAN AMERICANS: CONTACT, THREAT, AND PREJUDICE Hannah Ferguson, Samantha Gardner, Danielle Siegel, Chris Aberson Humboldt State University
ARE YOU NEXT? 1Consuelo Flores, 1Marivel Ferrer, 2Tiffani Alcocer, 2Yaneli Ramirez, 2Haderin Dominguez, 3Roger Veliz 1California State University Stanislaus, 2CSU Stanislaus, 31 University Circle CSU Stanislaus
THE ROLE OF RACE AND GENDER IN SALARY NEGOTIATIONS 1Cesar Contreras, 2Abraham Bahlibi, 1Negin Toosi 1California State University, East Bay, 2CSU East Bay
TARGET YOUR MORALITY 1Alyssa Vang, 1Jacqueline Ayo, 2Melissa Robles, 1Nicole Baragno 1CSU Stanislaus, 2California State University Stanislaus Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 193
CHRISTIAN SELF-IDENTITY, AUTHORITARIANISM AND CHRISTIAN NATIONALISM – PART II 1Harley Baker, 2Joseph Kim Paxton, 3Svetlana Lothrop 1CSU Channel Islands, 2Claremont School of Theology, 3California Lutheran University
BALANCING COLLEGE AND CULTURE: A COMPARISON BETWEEN ARMENIAN AND LATINX FIRST-GENERATION STUDENT EXPERIENCES 1Anie Garabedian, 2Mariana Marquez, 2Jean Pauline Serrano, 2Merlin Naranjo, 1Jazmin Baeza, 3E . Lorena Navarro, 2Omar Ruvalcaba 1California State University Northridge, 2California State University, Northridge, 3California State University, Long Beach
HELPING BEHAVIOR: IMPACT OF GENDER AND RACE IN AN EMERGENCY SITUATION 1Sandra Vargas, 2Diamond Thompson, 2Aondra Garcia, 2Dayana Peraza, 2Kimberly Brizuela, 2Michelle Vogel Trautt 1Mt . San Jacinto Community College, 2Mt . San Jacinto College
SEXUAL ASSAULT SURVIVORS’ REASONS FOR NONDISCLOSURE TO THE RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY 1Elena Gamez, 1Aubree Servillo, 2Courtney Ahrens 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University at Long Beach
DOES YOUR SOCIAL CLASS MAKE YOU THINK LIKE A CRIMINAL? 1Natalie Rahe, 2Delani McMahon, 3Hernandez Alondra, 3Ricardo Benitez 1California State University, Stanislaus, 2Stanislaus State University, 3CSU Stanislaus
THE REPRESENTATION OF ETHNIC MINORITIES AS COLLEGE PROFESSORS Priscilla Price University of La Verne
MICROAGGRESSIONS MAY RELATE TO POORER WELL-BEING, BUT DO NOT AFFECT COGNITIVE ABILITIES 1Justino Flores, 2Perla Alvarado, 3Randolph Munoz, 1Leah Ferguson, 1Rachel Wu 1University of California, Riverside, 2California State University Long Beach, 3University of California Riverside
MEASURING IMPLICIT ATTITUDES Adair Passey Oregon State University Western Psychological Association | Page 194
PUZZLING OVER CAPITALIZATION: THE EFFECT OF POST EVENT INFORMATION AND POSITIVE EXPERIENCES ON GAY MALES 1Kimberly Hernandez, 1Tyler Ensor, 2Anne Duran 1California State University, Bakersfield, 2CSU Bakersfield
PARENTS’ WORK AFFECTS AVAILABILITY OF EMERGENCY SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS Sarah Talbot California State University of San Marcos
THE EFFECTS OF ADVANTAGE VERSUS DISADVANTAGE FRAMING OF INEQUALITY ON PERCEPTIONS OF INEQUALITY 1Shayna Howlett, 2Shoshana Jarvis, 1Ellen Evers 1University of California, Berkeley, 2UC Berkeley
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF INFLUENCE GROUPS ON I .T . CAREER CHOICE Kaylee Cheng, Andrea Ortiz California State University Channel Islands
PUBLIC OPINION INSIGHTS: REPORTING PSYCHIATRIC DISABILITY AND SURVEY MODE BIAS Katie Linh Pham Loyola Marymount University
ASSESSING DEFINITIONS OF SUSTAINABLE PURCHASING AND GIFT GIVING Deana Julka, Jasmine Fehr, Maya Sellier, Paola Maravilla, Gabrielle DiPaulo, Shannan Yount, Vanessa Bagnara University of Portland
USING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY TO INCREASE AWARENESS, ALTRUISM, AND ACTION AGAINST SEX TRAFFICKING 1Melina Ruiz-Reyes, 2Abigail Luna, 3Luis Vega 1California State University Bakersfield, 2CSU Bakersfield, 3California State University, Bakersfield
MOTIVATION FACTORS AMONG FIRST-GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENTS Brittany Rawlings CSUF
THE EFFECT OF INTERRUPTED MEMORY ON ACCURACY AND CONFIDENCE IN EYEWITNESS RECALL Kara Regan Fullerton College Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 195
GENDER DIFFERENCE AMONG A JUST SOCIETY Alexa Withers University of La Verne
PERCEPTIONS OF POLICE OFFICERS BASED ON THE ETHNICITY OF THE OFFICER Stacy Bacigalupi, Christian Gomez, Nicholas Benton, Dolly Ponce Mt . San Antonio College
PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT IN PRISONS: EFFECTS OF A PRISONER’S GENDER, CRIME, AND DIAGNOSIS Yeng Vue, Paul Price California State University, Fresno
THE IMPACT OF A DEFENDANT’S RACE AND GENDER ON A JUROR’S ACCEPTANCE OF A RECANTED CONFESSION Jade Moore, Amanda ElBassiouny California Lutheran University
EFFECTS OF PRE-TRIAL PUBLICITY AND PASSIVE VOICE ON JURY DELIBERATIONS . Arely Saldana California State University-Chico
THE IMPACT OF YOUTH’S RELATIONSHIPS WITH LEGAL PROFESSIONALS ON PLEA COMPREHENSION ISAAC BISLA, Edna Ivonne Zamora, Kirsten Domagalski, Jodi Quas University of California, Irvine
THE RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH RECIDIVISM AMONG YOUTH OFFENDERS Issac Bisla, Ricardo Patlan, Galila Assefa, Venus Fajardo, Monica Peniche, Jordan Beardslee, Elizabeth Cauffman University of California, Irvine
RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR GUN VIOLENCE PERPETRATION AND VICTIMIZATION Sophia Cimino, Jordan Beardslee, Elizabeth Cauffman University of California, Irvine Western Psychological Association | Page 196
IMPLICATIONS OF TREATMENT FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN JUVENILE OFFENDER: WHO IS REFERRED AND WHAT IS LONG TERM IMPACT? Elise Nelson, Karen Coronado, Jordan Beardslee, Sarah Miltimore, Elizabeth Cauffman University of California, Irvine
HELICOPTER PARENTING: IMPLICATIONS FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS AND RISK- TAKING BEHAVIOR Gabby Chan, Hunter Galicia, Soliana Tesfaye, Sophia Velasquez, Robert Randall Pasadena City College
THE IMPLICATIONS OF RELIGIOUS PRIMING ON HELP-SEEKING IN COLLEGE STUDENTS Astrid LeRoy, Emma Edmonds Whitworth University
THE INFLUENCE OF ENCULTURATION ON VIETNAMESE AMERICAN STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS SEXUAL ASSAULT 1Phuong Nguyen, 2Samuel Phan, 2Alfrie Nguyen 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University, Long Beach
TREATMENT QUALITY, OUTCOME FAVORABILITY AND PHYSICIAN AGE: WHAT PREDICTS OLDER RESPONDENTS’ EVALUATIONS? 1Rachel Mulder, 1Kayla Strand, 1Joel Diaz, 1Carolyn Bringhof, 2Stephanie McKee, 1Heather Smith 1Sonoma State University, 2University of Virginia
RIGHT WING AUTHORITARIANISM, SOCIAL DOMINANCE ORIENTATION, AND IMPRESSIONS OF VICTIMS OF CHILD ABUSE 1Tatev Sarkissyan, 2Heidi Riggio 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2CSU Los Angeles
STUDENT BULLYING OF TEACHERS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN CALIFORNIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND WEST MALAYSIA SCHOOLS Jia Jian Tin California School of Professional Psychology
SOCIAL DOMINANCE ORIENTATION AND DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION INFLUENCE BLAME PLACEMENT IN A VEHICLE ACCIDENT Carey Fitzgerald Oregon Institute of Technology
EVALUATION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL EMPOWERMENT SCALES FOR CHILDREN 1Kelly Kevershan, 2David Chavez 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2Cal State University San Bernardino Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 197
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTELLECTUAL HUMILITY AND INTERRACIAL STIGMA Jeffrey Yuen, John Williams Biola University
MORAL DISENGAGEMENT AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Bridgett Boxley Prairie View A&M University
DISCRIMINATED INDIVIDUALS: OTHERS’ DISPOSITIONAL AND SITUATIONAL ATTRIBUTIONS BY TIME AND PLACE Fernando Gomez, Luis Vega California State University, Bakersfield
RELIGIOUS ESSENTIALISM, IGNORANCE, AND HOSTILITY 1Dustin Delaney, 1Evelyn Leon Meza, 1Nomar Medina, 2Negin Toosi 1California State University East Bay, 2California State University, East Bay
ADVANCEMENTS AND GAPS IN THE LITERATURE ON INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE EMPATHY AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS HOMELESS POPULATIONS 1Katherine Morain, 2Melissa Martinez, 3Shayna Greenberg, 2David Grewe, 2Luciana Lagana` 1California State University, Northridge, 2California State University Northridge, 3Loma Linda University
STRESS, FEAR, AND TRAUMA: EVIDENCE IN UNDOCUMENTED GARMENT WORKERS Brenda Figueroa, Michael Faber Woodbury University
AN ORIGINAL FILM-BASED EXPERIMENT TO ENHANCE ATTITUDES TOWARDS SEXUAL AND GENDER MINORITY OLDER ADULTS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS 1Shayna Greenberg, 2Luciana Lagana` 1Loma Linda University, 2California State University Northridge
A PRELIMINARY MODEL OF RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS IMPACTING THE WELL-BEING OF OLDER ADULTS WITH SEXUAL, GENDER, AND RACIAL/ ETHNIC MINORITY IDENTITIES 1Luciana Lagana`, 2Ovsanna Balian, 3Marina Nakhla, 1Juan Zizumbo, 4Shayna Greenberg 1California State University Northridge, 2California State University, Northridge, 3SDSU/UC San Diego Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology, 4Loma Linda University Western Psychological Association | Page 198
WHO IS SEEKING SHELTER: STAFF DESCRIPTIONS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE SHELTER CHARACTERISTICS AND SERVICES PROVIDED 1Gabriela Bagnara, 1Maya Boustani, 1Kelly Vogel, 2Savannah Bachar, 1Ellen Reibling, 1Barbara Hernandez 1Loma Linda University, 2Loma Linda University School of Behavioral Health
SURVIVORS EXPERIENCES OF DICTATING BEHAVIORS BY PERPETRATORS OF IPV 1Emily Roy, 1Camryn McInerney, 1Rebecca Howard, 2Courtney Ahrens 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University at Long Beach
STIGMATIZATION OF JOB APPLICANTS WITH A CRIMINAL RECORD Nina Caton Dominican University of California
EFFECTS OF STATUS PRIMING ON ECO-FRIENDLY AND LUXURY PRODUCT CHOICES: A REPLICATION STUDY Heather Morris Tuip, Michael Ewaida, Kelly Raab, Kevin Criswell Eastern Washington University
MODELING THE INDICATORS OF COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN SYSTEM-INVOLVED YOUTH Danna Basson, (Nick) Phuc Nguyen WestCoast Children’s Clinic
THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM TYPE UPON ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP SATISFACTION Hannah Lucas, Karla Robles, Chiara Putignano, Mayra Ramirez, Ana Ramos, Juan Sanchez Chaffey College
THE NATURE OF THREATS ISSUED BY PERPETRATORS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE 1Loraine Ho, 2Jonelle Prideaux, 3Rebecca Howard, 4Courtney Ahrens 1Biola University, 2University of Cincinnati, 3California State University, Long Beach, 4California State University at Long Beach
MILITARY STEREOTYPES OF VETERANS AND ACTIVE DUTY CHARACTERS DEPICTED IN THE COMIC ARTS 1Reece Renninger, 2Joann Vuong, 2angeline tran, 2Daisy Manriquez, 3Jonelle Prideaux, 2Christopher Warren 1California State University Long Beach, 2California State University, Long Beach, 3University of Cincinnati Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 199
MICROAGGRESSIONS TOWARDS MUSLIMS IN AMERICA 1Anam Khan, 2Jane Tram, 1Jhoevhana Sabado 1Pacific University, 2Pacific University Oregon
THE HETEROGENEITY OF MUSLIMS IN AMERICA 1Anam Khan, 2Jane Tram, 1Jhoevhana Sabado 1Pacific University, 2Pacific University Oregon
ENGAGING IMMIGRANT WOMEN OF SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN IN PHOTOVOICE TO INCREASE EMPOWERMENT AND SOCIAL ACTION Maira zavala California State University, San Bernardino
EVALUATING TRIPLE PLAY’S IMPACT ON CHILDREN’S PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR, PHYSICAL SELF-CONCEPT AND PSYCHOLOGICAL EMPOWERMENT . 1Michael Rams, 2Evelyn Chun, 1Kayla Cherry, 3D’Andra Johnson, 4Melissa Arechiga, 2David Chavez, 5Danielle Gonzales 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2Cal State University San Bernardino, 3CSUSB, 4California State University San Bernardino, 5California State University of San Bernardino
CHRISTIAN SELF-IDENTITY, AUTHORITARIANISM AND CHRISTIAN NATIONALISM – PART I 1Harley Baker, 2Joseph Kim Paxton, 3Svetlana Lothrop 1CSU Channel Islands, 2Claremont School of Theology, 3California Lutheran University
GENERATIONAL RISK FACTORS FOR SUICIDE IDEATION, PLANS, AND ATTEMPTS IN UKRAINE 1Alfonso Martinez, 2Daniela Beckelhymer 1California State University, Fresno, 2Southwestern University
ENGAGING IMMIGRANT WOMEN OF SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN IN PHOTOVOICE TO INCREASE EMPOWERMENT AND SOCIAL ACTION 1Maira zavala, 2Yarely Tamayo, 3Norma Fernandez, 4Philip Loving, 1Johanna Padilla, Floret Blanco, 5David Chavez 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State San Bernardino, 3California State University San Bernardino, 4CSUSB, 5Cal State University San Bernardino
THE HARD FACTS: THE INFLUENCE OF CRIME AND EDUCATION ON PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF CRIMINALS Elicia Lastra Dominican University of California Western Psychological Association | Page 200
TRANSGENERATIONAL IMPACT OF MATERNAL ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES ON CHILDREN’S INTERNALIZING BEHAVIORS 1AnnaMaria Boullion, 2Holly Brott, 3Melissa Holland, 3Steven Brock, Gary Incaudo 1University of California, Riverside, 2Portland State University, 3California State University, Sacramento
IMAGE BASED SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS AND DISORDERED EATING PATTERNS Hannah Lucas, Alexa King Chaffey College
THE ROLE OF PARENTAL ACCEPTANCE OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION WITH SELF- COMPASSION, DEGREE OF OUTNESS, AND ADULT RELATIONSHIP QUALITY 1Gicelly Vizcaino, 2Alfred Rodriguez, 3Adam Soleski, 4Tyler Giatroudakis, 5Jose Campos Lopez, 5Nancy Moreno, 6Krystalyn Sedlack, 6Isabel Rodriguez, 5Alvyn Dao, 1David Chavez 1Cal State University San Bernardino, 2CSUSB, 3Crafton Hills College, 4Cal State University- San Bernardino, 5California State University San Bernardino, 6California State University, San Bernardino
MINORITY VS . WHITE PERSPECTIVES: CONTEXT ETHNIC DIVERSITY INDICATORS DIFFERENTIALLY PREDICT STATE-LEVEL IMPLICIT BIASES Ezekiel Welsh, Ivana Amaya-Guerra, Lisandra Dobson, Anthony Jemmott, Ollyvia Lim, Brigitte Tomma, Thierry Devos San Diego State University
STUDENT ATHLETE MENTAL HEALTH Callan Jackman, Regan A . R . Gurung Oregon State University
VIEWS AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS ADOPTION DeJuanet Scott university of La Verne
SELF-STIGMA AND HELP-SEEKING ATTITUDES IN FIRST-GENERATION STUDENTS: THE MODERATING ROLE OF EMPOWERMENT 1D’Andra Johnson, 2David Chavez 1CSUSB, 2Cal State University San Bernardino
EXAMINING THE RELATION BETWEEN FOOD INSECURITY AND ACADEMIC AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT IN COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS Rebecca Ortiz, Jonathon Magana, Briana Arostico, Muadh Addulhakim, Ara Tumibay Santa Ana College Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 201
UTILIZING PHOTOVOICE TO FOSTER EMPOWERMENT AND DEFINE COMMUNITY IN PRETEENS 1Melina Gonzalez, 2Giovanni Lopez-Huerta, 3Ivan Aguirre, 1Kelly Kevershan, 1Francesca Garland, 2Marvin Limaceja, 2Odalis Lopez, 2Ai San Wong, 4David Chavez 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University San Bernardino, 3San Jose State University, 4Cal State University San Bernardino
THE CORRELATION OF POLITICAL IDEOLOGY WITH RAPE MYTH ACCEPTANCE 1Tyler Giatroudakis, 2Adam Soleski, 2Abdalla Taha, 2Diane Pfahler 1Cal State University- San Bernardino, 2Crafton Hills College
THE UNDERLYING FACTORS OF THE DEGREE OF RELIGIOSITY INDIVIDUALS IDENTIFY WITH Olgamaria Huerta Benitez University of La Verne
PERILS OF POLITICAL OPINION POLLING: PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES AND VOTER AMBIVALENCE 1James Camparo, 2Lorinda Camparo 1The Aerospace Corporation, 2Whittier College
UNDERSTANDING VICTIMIZATION: PERCEPTIONS OF THE SIKH COMMUNITY IN A POST-9/11 UNITED STATES Mandeep Kaur San Jose State University
MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES AMONG SEXUAL ASSAULT SURVIVORS FOLLOWING DISCLOSURE TO INFORMAL SUPPORT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT 1Katherine Chavez, 2Christina Hassija 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2Cal State University, San Bernardino
MULTICULTURAL ATTITUDES: MILLENNIALS VS . GENERATION Z 1Lori Barker, 2Caitlin Cooper, 1Mark Burgess, 3Phuong Pham, 4Kelly Tsai 1Cal Poly Pomona, 2Department of Psychology/Cal Poly Pomona, 3California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 4California State University - Pomona
DACA FOR ALL? PERCEPTIONS OF AGE AT IMMIGRATION AND DACA POLICY logan jara, Diosalen Valdez, Hunter Rodgers, Eli Snyder, Wilikinia Vasquez, Kay Lynn Stevens, Adam Austin, Terry Rueckert columbia basin college Western Psychological Association | Page 202
HERE FOR A FUN TIME NOT A LONG TIME: DO ADOLESCENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF LIFE EXPECTANCY IMPACT SUBSTANCE USE AND DELINQUENCY? 1Krista Ruivivar, 1Sophia Cimino, 1Alec Sefian, 1Elizabeth Cauffman, 2Emily Kan 1University of California, Irvine, 2University of California Irvine
PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS ON NON-CONSENSUAL FETISH BEHAVIOR AS SEXUAL ASSAULT 1Kendall Klein, 2Adam Austin 1University of North Dakota, 2Columbia Basin College
AN EXAMINATION OF IMMIGRANT DEFENDANTS AND JUROR LEVEL OF RWA: DOES AVERSIVE RACISM EXPLAIN JUROR BIAS 1Russ Espinoza, 2Marisol Alvarez, 3Amanda Bejarano, 2Dulce Gomez, 2Huy Huynh, 2Giavanna Ruscitto, 2Candice Singh 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton, 3CSU Fullerton
THE INFLUENCE OF DEFENDANT RACE AND MENTAL ILLNESS DIAGNOSIS ON JUROR DECISIONS: BIASING AFFECTS OF JURORS’ LEGAL ATTITUDES 1Russ Espinoza, 2Monique Bingham, 3Ashley Cespedes, 3Jennifer Ly, 1Denisse Mireles, 3Vincent Thayer 1California State University, Fullerton, 2CSU Fullerton, 3California State University Fullerton
APPROACHES TO PRE-DOCTORAL TRAINING IN CONDUCTING PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS Gerald Michaels, Al Meza, David Hoskins Alliant international University
TRAUMA AND POLICE OFFICERS IN ALASKA 1Jennifer Pierce, 1Gloria Eldridge, 1Bradley Myrstol, 2Rebecca Robinson 1University of Alaska Anchorage, 2Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association, Inc .
CHILDREN’S ABILITY TO ACT AS ALIBI WITNESSES Jennica Wlodarczyk, Heather Price Thompson Rivers University
EXAMINING THE OUTCOME OF LAW SCHOOL MENTAL HEALTH CURRICULUM ON SECONDARY TRAUMA IN ATTORNEYS 1Melody Hakimian, 2Arielle Tooch, 1JARED VALDEZ, 3Shadi Gholizadeh 1California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University, Los Angeles, 2Alliant International University, 3Alliant International University/CSPP-LA Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 203
HOW DOES A JUROR’S IDENTITY IMPACT PERCEPTIONS OF GUILT AND CONFIDENCE IN SENTENCING IN THE CASE OF A RELIGIOUS DEFENDANT BASED ON THE TYPE OF CRIME COMMITTED? 1Amanda ElBassiouny, 2Lloyd Ren Sloan, 1Melanie Cohen, 1Marisa Ferens, 1Christy MacLeod, 1Francheska Tanglao, 1Kayla Sircy 1California Lutheran University, 2Howard University
BURNOUT AMONG FEMALE OFFICERS: THE INFLUENCE OF RACE, CAMARADERIE, AND PERCEIVED DISCRIMINATION Lakia Faison Arizona State University
PAPER SESSION 11:15 AM - 12:15 PM On-Demand B
HUMAN LEARNING AND MEMORY
11:15 IMPROVEMENT IN TONE DISCRIMINATION AS A RESULT OF A VISUAL LEARNING PARADIGM Steve Holloway, Jose Nanez, Hao Chen, Kiersten Carter Arizona State University
11:30 SLEEP PROMOTES LONG-TERM MEMORY RETENTION, PARTICULARLY WHEN HIGHLIGHTING CONTENT WITHIN READING PASSAGES Mytien Le, Brooke Sasia, Kelly Bennion California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
11:45 AUDITORY FEEDBACK LEARNING PARADIGM IMPROVES AXIS-ALIGNED MOTION BIAS IN PREDICTING PUNCH LOCATION OF OPPONENT BOXERS David Jarrett, Steve Holloway, Jose Nanez, Jairo Gutierrez Arizona State University
12:00 EXPLORING THE ROLE OF DELAY IN RETRIEVAL-INDUCED FACILITATION 1Mercedes Oliva, 2Benjamin Storm 1UC Santa Cruz, 2UCSC Western Psychological Association | Page 204
PAPER SESSION 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM On-Demand G
SOCIAL ISSUES
12:00 IT TAKES A VILLAGE: AGE AND DESIRE FOR SOCIAL SUPPORT PREDICT PARENTS’ ANTI-BULLYING APP USE Brittany Wheeler, Katie Baumel, Xingyu Liu, Selena Quiroz, Deborah Hall, Yasin Silva Arizona State University
12:15 TEMPORAL SHIFTS IN THE NATURE AND STUDY OF CYBERBULLYING ON SOCIAL MEDIA: A META-ANALYTIC INVESTIGATION Xingyu Liu, Selena Quiroz, Deborah Hall, Yasin Silva arizona state university 1 2:30 CHILD’S BULLYING HISTORY PREDICTS PARENTS’ INTENTIONS TO USE ANTI-BULLYING APPS Katie Baumel, Brittany Wheeler, Xingyu Liu, Selena Quiroz, Deborah Hall, Yasin Silva Arizona State University
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM Live 1
WHY DO MENTAL HEALTH DISPARITIES PERSIST? THE PERSONAL RELEVANCE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY Gordon C . Nagayama Hall University of Oregon
One of the most persistent health disparities is the underutilization of mental health services by people of color . The advent of evidence-based treatments (EBTs) has not impacted these utilization disparities . Culturally-adapted treatments (CATs) have similarly failed to impact these disparities . EBTs may be limited by their assumption that single approaches are universally applicable . CATs may also be limited by their overly broad application to all individuals within cultural groups . However, clients may want treatments that address their individual needs . For many clients of color, neither EBTs nor CATs address their individual needs . I propose the Personal Relevance of Psychotherapy model that incorporates social neuroscience to determine the personal relevance of a treatment . Identifying personally- relevant interventions has the potential to reduce mental health disparities by increasing engagement with mental health services for diverse groups . Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 205
Biography: Gordon C . Nagayama Hall is a Professor of Psychology in the clinical psychology program at the University of Oregon . He previously was a Professor of Psychology at Penn State University and Kent State University . Dr . Hall served as President of the American Psychological Association (APA) Society for the Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues (Division 45) and as President of the Asian American Psychological Association . He was Editor of the journal Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology . Dr . Hall’s honors include the Stanley Sue Award for Distinguished Contributions to Diversity from the APA Division of Clinical Psychology (Division 12) and the Distinguished Career Contributions to Research Award from APA Division 45 (Culture, Ethnicity, and Race) . His research interests are in culture and mental health with a particular interest in Asian Americans .
POSTER SESSION 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM Posters
POSTER SESSION 12
MORE COLLEGE-GENERATIONAL-STATUS-BASED REJECTION SENSITIVITY PREDICTS MORE PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS FOR FIRST-GENERATION-COLLEGE-STUDENTS 1Alicia Castro, 2Malkie Hematillake, 2Courtney Lanzi, 2Cristy Tran 1Cal State Long Beach, 2California State University, Long Beach
YOU’RE NOT PLAYING FAIR! UNFAIRNESS APPRAISAL MODERATES THE RELATIONSHIP OF SOCIAL DISTRESS ON STATE ANGER 1Sydney Carpentier, 1Ronald Flores, 2Jeremy Feiger, 1William Pedersen, 1Ryan Cabrera, 1Everett Delfel, 1Fernando Licea, 1Gabriela Lizarraga, 1Joshua Lozano, 1Nancy Martinez, 1Nicki Mounivong, 1Lindsey Richard, 3Alexandra Spooner, 1Jose Ybarra-Denton 1California State University, Long Beach, 2california State University Long Beach, 3California State University of Long Beach
WHEN FEAR BECOMES ANGER: FEAR OF PAIN MODERATES THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL PAIN ON STATE ANGER 1Isabella DiLauro, 1Fernando Licea, 1Ronald Flores, 2Jeremy Feiger, 1Everett Delfel, 1William Pedersen, 1Ryan Cabrera, 1Gabriela Lizarraga, 1Joshua Lozano, 1Nancy Martinez, 1Nicki Mounivong, 1Lindsey Richard, 3Alexandra Spooner, 1Jose Ybarra-Denton 1California State University, Long Beach, 2california State University Long Beach, 3California State University of Long Beach
KNOWLEDGE OF AND ATTITUDES TOWARD DONALD TRUMP: LINKS WITH AUTHORITARIANISM AND RELATED QUALITIES 1Zaide Hernandez, 2Heidi Riggio 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2CSU Los Angeles Western Psychological Association | Page 206
KNOWLEDGE OF AND ATTITUDES TOWARD THE BIBLE: LINKS WITH SOCIAL DOMINANCE ORIENTATION AND RELIGIOSITY 1Victoria Umana, 1Theresa Harvey, 2Heidi Riggio, 1Faviola Limas Gonzalez 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2CSU Los Angeles
RELIGIOSITY: LINKS WITH SEXISM, SELF-ESTEEM, AND SELF-EFFICACY AMONG WOMEN AND MEN 1Nicole Benquechea, 2Heidi Riggio 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2CSU Los Angeles
ALCOHOL RELEASES THE BRAKES: BEHAVIORAL DISINHIBITION MODERATES THE EFFECT OF ALCOHOL EXPECTANCIES ON TRIGGERED DISPLACED AGGRESSION 1Valerie Vessels, 2Dacey Bashaw, 2Alicia Castro, 1Sydney Carpentier, 1William Pedersen, 1Lorelei Acuna, 2Steven Alba, 1Isabella DiLauro, 2Shane Toyohara, 2Samuel Valle 1California State University, Long Beach, 2Cal State Long Beach
IGNORE ME AND I WILL RETALIATE: SOCIAL DISTRESS MODERATES THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION ON AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR 1Everett Delfel, 1Ronald Flores, 2Jeremy Feiger, 1William Pedersen, 1Ryan Cabrera, 1Fernando Licea, 1Gabriela Lizarraga, 1Joshua Lozano, 1Nancy Martinez, 1Nicki Mounivong, 1Lindsey Richard, 3Alexandra Spooner, 1Jose Ybarra-Denton 1California State University, Long Beach, 2california State University Long Beach, 3California State University of Long Beach
RELIGIOUS ETHNOCENTRISM PREDICTS A VARIETY OF RELIGIOUS AND PREJUDICE VARIABLES Skyler Stencil, Gary Leak, Laura L . Finken Creighton University
A STRUCTURAL MODEL EXAMINING BEHAVIORAL CONTROL AND JOB SEARCHING BEHAVIOR 1Simon Russell, 2Siobhan Ayala, 1Shae-Li Villarreal, 1Alejandra Zuniga 1California State University, Sacramento, 2California State University Sacramento
PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISM BEHIND AGGRESSION AND SELF SACRIFICE Hadia Kalsoom, Waleed Jami, Markus Kemmelmeier University of Nevada, Reno Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 207
HOSTILE TO HIM, FRIENDLY TO HER? PERCEPTIONS OF SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ROBOTS 1Lindsay Denecker, 1Fitsum Ayele, 1Jelsy Cadenas Santos, 1Kimberly Barchard, 2Leiszle Lapping-Carr, 3Shane Westfall, 4David Feil-Seifer 1University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 2Northwestern University, 3Western Wyoming Community College, 4University of Nevada, Reno
WHAT THE FACTOR(S)!?: PERCEPTIONS OF SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ROBOTS 1Matthew Helm, 2Jelsy Cadenas Santos, 2Lindsay Denecker, 2Ying Huang, 2Kimberly Barchard, 3Leiszle Lapping-Carr, 4Shane Westfall, 5David Feil-Seifer 1University of Las Vegas, Nevada, 2University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 3Northwestern University, 4Western Wyoming Community College, 5University of Nevada, Reno
DOES ENDORSEMENT OF EMOTIONAL EXPRESSIVITY VARY BY PERCEIVED RELATIONSHIP COMMITMENT? Elena Lin Xin Lin Qiu, Alexis Ceja, David Matsumoto San Francisco State University
UNCOVERING THE AFFECTIVE CORE OF AGREEABLENESS: THE ROLE OF REACTIVE EMOTIONS 1Oliver Harris, 2Caden Schuber 1Columbia University, 2UCLA
UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL CUES: HAZARDOUS DRINKING MODERATES THE EFFECT OF A TRIGGER ON DISPLACED AGGRESSION WHEN PRIMED WITH ALCOHOL 1Dacey Bashaw, 1Alicia Castro, 2Sydney Carpentier, 2William Pedersen, 2Lorelei Acuna, 1Steven Alba, 2Isabella DiLauro, 1Shane Toyohara, 1Samuel Valle, 2Valerie Vessels 1Cal State Long Beach, 2California State University, Long Beach
IMPLICIT STEREOTYPES TOWARD OVERWEIGHT ETHNIC GROUPS MEMBERS: UTILIZING THE STEREOTYPE CONTENT MODEL 1Lisa Harrison, 2Robin Cherry, 1Alycsha Bostic-Howren 1California State University, Sacramento, 2California State University Sacramento
A WITHIN-SUBJECTS TEST OF EGO DEPLETION Katie Rodriguez, Theresa N . Nguyen, Dustin Calvillo California State University San Marcos
ATTACHMENT STYLES AND EMOTION REGULATION: THREE DIFFERENT CONFLICT SITUATIONS Araceli Sánchez Rodríguez, Po-Sen Chu Western New Mexico University Western Psychological Association | Page 208
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ATTACHMENT STYLES AND JUDGMENT OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTION Valerie La, Alexis Ceja, Soyeong Bak, David Matsumoto San Francisco State University
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENERATIONAL STATUS AND SELF-EFFICACY Summer Hamideh San Francisco State University
CAN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT BE PREDICTED BY PERSONALITY TRAITS AND CAMPUS LIFE? Jacqueline Treccase, Marrion-Yna Macandog California State University, Fullerton
ARE FAT WOMEN CONSIDERED TO BE WARM AND COMPETENT? AN EXAMINATION OF THE STEREOTYPE CONTENT MODEL ON EXPLICIT WEIGHT BIASES Mary Alyssa Rancier, Tamara Franklin, Lisa Harrison California State University, Sacramento
SELF-COMPASSION INDUCTION PERCEPTIONS AND EFFECTS BETWEEN ONLINE VERSUS IN-LAB Lawrence Salcido, McKenzie Dowdle, Daisy Gann, Jessica Williamson California State University, Bakersfield
INCOME EXPECTATIONS OF AMERICAN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS 1Carey Fitzgerald, 1Rhiana Senter, 1Kelsey Pershall, 1Addison Bryant, 2Anton Abraham 1Oregon Institute of Technology, 2University of South Carolina Beaufort
WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS? IMPLICIT IMPRESSION FORMATION THROUGH THE FOLLOWER-TO-LIKE RATIO ON INSTAGRAM Alexandra Bissell, Michael Faber Woodbury University
VETERANS TREATING VETERANS: PERCEPTIONS OF POTENTIAL THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCES Jordan Houghton Northwest University
A SOCIAL LAUGH TRACK: TWITTER INTERACTION STATISTICS ELICIT ATTITUDE CONFORMITY Jacob Maga, Dakota Bott, John Sparkenbach, Max Butterfield Point Loma Nazarene University Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 209
ARE SOCIAL PEOPLE HAPPIER IN THEIR RELATIONSHIPS? 1Laura Bradford, 2Rodel Manalo, 2Jean Lao, 2Sabah Ahmad, 1James Amirkhan 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University Long Beach
SOCIAL-MEDIA USE AND SELF-PERCEIVED SOCIAL CONNECTEDNESS AMONG DEPLOYED SERVICE MEMBERS 1Lorenzo Aranda, 2Gilly Koritzky, 3Erika Widera 1The Chicago School of Professional Psychology- Irvine, 2The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Irvine, CA (ASPP), 3The Chicago School of Professional Psychology
WE ARE HAPPY, I AM NOT: PERSONAL PRONOUNS IN RELATIONSHIP MEMORIES AND RELATIONSHIP SATISFACTION 1Jinglin He, 2Nicole Alea Albada 1University of California, Santa Barbara, 2University of California Santa Barbara
CALL ME: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SMARTPHONE USE AND RELATIONSHIP QUALITY Abigail Driggers, Brendon Elliott, Jeremy McLeod, Annaleis Giovanetti, Stephen Ilardi University of Kansas
“I AM HAPPY PEOPLE GET WHAT THEY DESERVE”: SCHADENFREUDE AND JUST-WORLD BELIEFS Ngoc Bui, Rebecca Buckingham University of La Verne
THE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PARENTAL ENGAGEMENT AND PERSON PERCEPTION IN DATING SCENARIOS 1Raquel Medeiros, 2Cole Lancaster, 1Sophie Sinclair, 3Lisa Bohon 1California State University, Sacramento, 2California State University Sacramento, 3CSU Sacramento
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MINDFULNESS AND SMARTPHONE APPLICATIONS 1Brooke Shuey, 2Grace Schmidt, 2Michael Namekata, 2Stephanie Punt, 2Stephen Ilardi 1University of Kansas Clinical Psychology Program, 2University of Kansas
EXPLORATORY NARRATIVE PROCESSING OF RELATIONAL VICTIMIZATION EXPERIENCES Kit Turner Weber State University Western Psychological Association | Page 210
DIFFERENCES IN PERCEIVED COMPETENCE AND DESIRED SOCIAL DISTANCE BETWEEN THOSE WHO ARE AND ARE NOT HARD-OF-HEARING Emily Crowl Irvine Valley College
FOLLOW YOUR HEAD OR HEART? CONSTRUAL LEVEL AND FORECASTING ELEMENTS OF REGRET Annie Zimmerman, Amanda Zietzke, Tonya M . Buchanan, Joshua Buchanan Central Washington University
SOCIAL NORMS GUIDING FRIENDSHIP INITIATION 1Kendall Grant, 2Susana Cabrera, 3Kelly Campbell 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2California State University San Bernardino, 3CSU San Bernardino
SOCIAL NORMS GUIDING FRIENDSHIP DISSOLUTION 1Susana Cabrera, 2Kendall Grant, 3Kelly Campbell 1California State University San Bernardino, 2California State University, San Bernardino, 3CSU San Bernardino
ATTACHMENT AS A PREDICTOR OF ATTRACTION TO HUMOR STYLES 1Victor X . Luevano, 2Jenna N . Pablo, 2Baylee Chance, 3Brenda Ramirez, 2Michelle L . Velazquez 1Stanislaus State, 2California State University, Stanislaus, 3Divine Mercy University
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN SUSCEPTIBILITY TO SELF-CONCEPT CHANGE: EXAMINING INTER-INDIVIDUAL MALLEABILITY OF SELF-VIEWS AS REWARD- BASED LEARNING 1Julia Hopkins, 2Simrit Sohal, 2Jacob Elder, 2Brent Hughes 1University of California- Riverside, 2University of California, Riverside
A PATH MODEL PREDICTING EFFORT USING EXTRAVERSION AND CONSCIENTIOUSNESS AS MEDIATORS FROM KNOWING Amy Cole, Kristi Simmons, Larry Meyers California State University, Sacramento
EXAMINING THE ROLE OF SOCIAL ANXIETY AND ATTACHMENT STYLE IN SOCIAL INTERACTIONS Erin Verdi, Christina Quach, Janarthan Sivaratnam, Samantha Jacobson, Rebecca Banning, Thane Erickson Seattle Pacific University Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 211
DIFFERENTIATING GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION: COMPARING RELATIONSHIPS WITH MEASURES OF WELL-BEING, PERSONALITY, SPIRITUALITY, INSPIRATION, AND AWE Lidia McCarter, Nicholas Wolf, Allie Amirault, Kari Tucker-McCorkhill, Jerry Rudmann Irvine Valley College
ALEXITHYMIA IN RELATION TO PSYCHEDELIC DRUG USE 1Michael Lyvers, 1Ryan McKenzie, 2Fred Arne Thorberg 1Bond University, 2Innlandet Hospital Trust, Brummundal, Norway
YOUNG ADULT COUPLES’ COMMUNICATION ABOUT THEIR SHARED USE OF TECHNOLOGY Gerald Michaels, Kayla Breslin Alliant international University
GETTING UNDER THEIR SKIN: PHYSIOLOGICAL ANXIETY RESPONSE TO IMPLICIT RACIAL BIAS EXPOSURE Mary Peterson, Kerigan Wise Whitworth University
PERSONALITY PREDICTORS OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS POLYAMORY 1Sade Morgan-Wesley, 2Devin Harris, 3Emily Rosengarth, Mia Sapiandante, 4Sharon Flicker 1California State University,Sacramento, 2California State University, Sacramento, 3CSU Sacramento, 4CSU-Sacramento
PERSONALITY PREDICTORS OF WILLINGNESS TO ENGAGE IN CONSENSUAL NON-MONOGAMY 1mia sapiandante, 2Emily Rosengarth, Devin Harris, 3Sade Morgan-Wesley, 4sharon flicker 1california state university, sacramento, 2CSU Sacramento, 3California State University,Sacramento, 4CSU-Sacramento
IMPLICIT ATTITUDES TOWARD INDIVIDUALS WITH DIFFERENT TYPES OF DISABILITIES Yichuan Yin Western Washington University
QUIET, PLEASE . PERCEPTIONS OF PERSONALITY DETERMINED BY LABELS “INTROVERT” OR “EXTROVERT” Sammi Mrowka, Max Butterfield Point Loma Nazarene University Western Psychological Association | Page 212
MEANING AND SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS ACROSS THE LIFESPAN: TESTING PREDICTIONS FROM SOCIO-EMOTIONAL SELECTIVITY THEORY Alan De La Cruz San Diego State University
IF YOU LIKE TRUMP, I DON’T LIKE YOU: EVIDENCE OF A POLITICAL DISSIMILARITY-DISLIKING EFFECT 1Sarah Zasso, 1Makeda Adisu, Zglenn Baker, 1Kathryn Bruchmann 1Santa Clara University, 2mount holyoke college
FEARFUL AVOIDANT ATTACHMENT STYLE: ARE THEY UNFAITHFUL? Priscilla Price University of La Verne
ATTACHMENT INSECURITY AND SELF-DISCLOSURE AS PREDICTORS OF ATTRACTION IN A SPEED DATING STUDY 1Abigail Falk, 1Rebecca Cobb, 2Jennifer Trew 1Simon Fraser University, 2Simon Fraser Unviersity
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES; A NEW MEASURE FOR EXAMINING PREDICTIVE EFFECTS OF MORTALITY RISK ON LIFE HISTORY VARIATION Vanessa Bruno California State University, Fullerton
MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS PREDICTING POSITIVE EDUCATIONAL EXPECTATIONS IN HETEROSEXUAL AND BISEXUAL YOUNG WOMEN . 1Jordan Brooks, 2Quyen Tiet 1Alliant International University- CSPP- San Francisco, 2Alliant International University- CSPP, San Francisco
WOULD YOU PUT A RING ON IT? 1Luis Garcia, 2Alejandra Hernandez 1Stanislaus State University, 2CSU Stanislaus
CRAFTING COOPERATION: IMPACT OF WATCHING VIDEOGAME PLAY ON SOCIAL CONNECTIONS AND BEHAVIORS Larissa Escamilla-Ocanas, Elijah Mulu, Joshua Buchanan, Tonya M . Buchanan Central Washington University
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF-ESTEEM AND NEUROTICISM AS INFLUENCERS OF INFIDELITY John Bobie University of La Verne Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 213
HOW WOMEN’S PERSONALITY IMPACTS THEIR FIGURES: WHICH TRAITS PAY MORE 1Grace Gillette, 2Paulina Lam, 3Alejandrina Ramirez, 3Martha Ayala, 3Michael Giang 1California Polytechnic State University, Pomona, 2Cal Poly Pomona, 3California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
LONELINESS IN UNDERGRADUATES’ OWN WORDS Khanh Bui, Stephanie Burris, Benjamin Sargent Pepperdine University
THE DARK TRIAD AND EARLY MALADAPTIVE SCHEMAS IN A SAMPLE OF UNDERGRADUATE WOMEN 1Tiadora Kim, 2STEPHEN BERGER, 3Gilly Koritzky 1The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Irvine, 2The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, 3The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Irvine, CA (ASPP)
SELF IDENTIFICATION AND THE FAVORITE DISNEY CHARACTER ARCHETYPE ]Priscilla Price University of La Verne
A COMPARISON OF SECULAR AND RELIGIOUS-BASED YOGA PRACTICE: BELIEFS AND COMPASSIONATE ALTRUISM 1Lynn E . O’Connor, 2Rachna Rangan, 3Jack Berry, 4David Stiver, 1Toni Li, PsyD 1The Wright Institute, 2Rangan Counseling and Psychology Inc, 3Samford University, 4Graduate Theological Union
JUST ONE MORE: THE EFFECT OF BINGE-WATCHING EXPERIENCES ON PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING 1Ariana Young, 1Emily de Caussin, 1Cassie Fox, 1Mauri Sorensen, 1Madeline Nelson, 2Shannon Lupien, 3Jordan Troisi 1California Lutheran University, 2Daemen College, 3Sewanee: The University of the South
WANTING TO AVOID FEELING BAD: GOAL PURSUIT THROUGH DONATING TO REQUESTS DEPICTING SUFFERING Pablo Olavarrieta, Sofia Sandoval Larco, Jia Seow, Birgit Koopmann-Holm Santa Clara University
THE EFFECTS OF PERCEIVED VICTIM PREPAREDNESS BEFORE AND AFTER A NATURAL DISASTER ON WILLINGNESS TO ASSIST 1Taryn Coleman, 2Zdravko Marjanovic, 1Sandra Vermeulen 1Thompson Rivers University, 2Concordia University of Edmonton Western Psychological Association | Page 214
DON’T THINK, JUST RETALIATE: PRIMING MODERATES THE EFFECT OF IMPULSIVITY ON TRIGGERED DISPLACED AGGRESSION 1Alicia Castro, 1Dacey Bashaw, 1Sydney Carpentier, 2William Pedersen, 2Lorelei Acuna, 1Steven Alba, 2Isabella DiLauro, 1Shane Toyohara, 1Samuel Valle 1Cal State Long Beach, 2California State University, Long Beach
SYMPOSIUM 12:15 PM - 01:45 PM On-Demand F
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SUSTAINABILITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: EXAMPLES FROM INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Lynette Bikos Seattle Pacific University
BIRDS OF A FEATHER FARE LESS WELL TOGETHER: MODELING PREDICTORS OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADAPTATION Thomas Pankau & Lynette Bikos (Seattle Pacific University), Renee Gibbs (U .S . Department of Veterans Affairs), & Oya Yerin Guneri (Middle East Technical University, Turkey)
INTERVENTION PROGRAM ON HAPPINESS AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG FAMILY WITH DEPRESSION IN MALAYSIA Rosnah Ismail (Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences, Malaysia)
COLLECTIVISTIC CULTURES: THREE MAIN FACTORS WHICH ARE RELEVANT TO PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AMONG TAIWAN, KOREA AND JAPAN Satoko Kimpara & Larry E . Beutler (Palo Alto University)
HEALTHY ATTITUDE TOWARDS ONESELF: COULD BE HUMOR A RESOURCE FOR PERFECTIONISM? Annamaria Di Fabio (University of Florence, Italy)
THE NEW RESEARCH AREA OF THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SUSTAINABILITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: EMPIRICAL RESULTS Annamaria Di Fabio (University of Florence, Italy) & Maureen E . Kenny (Boston College)
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM On-Demand G
FINDING FIT: A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO GETTING INTO GRAD SCHOOL Garth Fowler, PhD Office of Graduate and Postgraduate Education & Training, American Psychological Association Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 215
This presentation helps prepare students to be strategic and thoughtful when applying to graduate training programs in psychology . We will describe the different degrees options available to applicants and provide advice on writing personal statements, requesting letters of recommendation, preparing for interviews and more!
Biography: Garth A . Fowler, PhD, is the Associate Executive Director for Education at the American Psychological Association . He manages the APA’s Office of Graduate and Postgraduate Education and Training (GPET), and is responsible for programs, initiatives and resources that support psychology graduate education and training . The GPET office host seminars, workshops, and online tools to help individuals prepare for graduate school, succeed as a graduate student, and learn about career options and jobs after graduation . GPET also supports faculty and departments by creating guidelines for psychology education and training and serving as a resource regarding learning goals, training outcomes, and trends in policy and practices that impact graduate education and postdoctoral training . Garth has given over 100 presentations and workshops on topics such as career and professional development, using analytics to assess training programs outcomes and developing learning goals, and understanding the transition from trainee into the workforce . He served as an expert panelist for two National Academies of Science committees, the State of the Postdoctoral Experience, and the Committee on Research Universities . Garth joined the APA in 2012, after serving as a faculty member and the Assistant Chair in the Department of Neurobiology at Northwestern University . He was Program Director for the Department’s MS program in Neurobiology . Prior to working at Northwestern University, he was the Outreach Program Manager for Science Careers at Science magazine . He has a BA in psychology from The College of Wooster and a PhD in behavioral neuroscience from the Psychology Department at the University of Washington . He completed his postdoc at the Salk Institute for Biological Sciences studying the neural foundations of decision making .
SYMPOSIUM 12:30 PM - 02:00 PM On-Demand H
NEURAL, SOCIAL, AND BEHAVIORAL INFLUENCES OF MEMORY IN AGING Carla Strickland-Hughes University of the Pacific
NEUROCOGNITIVE MEDIATORS OF EPISODIC MEMORY PERFORMANCE ACROSS THE OLDER ADULT LIFESPAN Jenna L . Klippenstein & Ilana J . Bennett (University of California – Riverside)
MULTIPLE PATHWAYS BETWEEN PERSONAL CONTROL BELIEFS AND EPISODIC MEMORY IN AGING Mercedes E . Ball (University of the Pacific), Robin L . West (University of Florida), & Carla M . Strickland-Hughes (University of the Pacific) Western Psychological Association | Page 216
AGE-BASED STEREOTYPE THREAT LIMITS MEMORY PERFORMANCE OF OLDER ADULTS Sebastian Getman & Carla M . Strickland-Hughes (University of the Pacific)
SYMPOSIUM 12:30 PM - 02:00 PM On-Demand E
REMEMBERING BOB LEVINE Heidi Riggio CSU Los Angeles Ara Norenzayan (Univeristy of British Columbia), Karl Oswald (Fresno State), Mark Costanzo (Clairemont McKenna College), Harrison Schmitt (Arizona State University), & Ben Kirschenbaum
SYMPOSIUM 12:45 PM - 02:15 PM On-Demand B
NAVIGATING DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS ABOUT RACE, IDENTITY, CLASS, AND POWER 1Heather Smith, 2Luis Vega 1Sonoma State University, 2California State University, Bakersfield
ONE STEP FORWARD, TWO-BACK: SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING AND QUALITY OF LIFE FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN FACULTY . Virgil H . Adams III (CSU, Channel Island)
LATINO IDENTITY: FROM STEREOTYPES, TO STIGMATIZATION, TO SCAPEGOATING Luis Vega, Zeltizin Estrada-Rodriguez, & Fernando Gomez (CSU, Bakersfield)
BRINGING UNDERGRADUATES INTO RESEARCH: MODELING ACTION RESEARCH WITH THE COMADRE PROJECT Elisa Velasquez (Sonoma State University)
INTERSECTIONALITY OF IDENTITIES: A PLURALITY OF SELVES IN A STATE OF FLUX Yves Labissiere (Portland State University) Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 217
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM Live 2
STUDIES OF STIGMA: CONNECTING THE PAST WITH THE PRESENT AND LOOKING AHEAD TO FUTURE RESEARCH Allison A . Vaughn San Diego State University
Goffman (1963) described stigma in terms of “abominations of the body” and “blemishes of individual character .” Research on stigma has distinguished social stigma from self-stigma, personal stigma from associative or courtesy stigma, and stigma surrounding physical conditions from psychological conditions . In this talk I will review some of the part research on stigma and highlight some recent research coming out of my own lab . I will start with the replication and extension of a classic study and move through a series of associative stigma studies examing parents of children with a variety of health conditions and learning disorders . I will also explore the interpersonal nature of stigma in terms of symptom appraisal within a romantic relationship and the effects that has on relationship quality . Finally, I will look ahead to the research that still needs to be done through a lens of stigma reduction giving implications for health .
Biography: Dr . Allison Vaughn is an associate professor of psychology and has affiliated appointments with Women’s Studies and LGBTQ+ Studies . Dr . Vaughn received her B .A . from Cal Poly Pomona, her M .A . from San Diego State University, and her Ph .D . from the University of Utah . She has been at SDSU since 2008, and has taught at the undergraduate, Masters, and doctoral levels . Dr . Vaughn has served as the faculty advisor for Psi Chi since 2012 and was awarded the (Western) Region Faculty Advisor Award . She was also recognized as the Outstanding Faculty Member in the Psychology Department as well as College of Sciences Outstanding Teaching Award in her tenure at SDSU . Finally, she received the Early Career Research Award from WPA in 2018 . Dr . Vaughn is a social health psychologist interested in the intersection of social relationships, stigma, and health . She has looked specifically at how a variety of social relationships and the social support from those relationships influences cardiovascular health as well as mental health (e .g ., depression, anxiety, life satisfaction) . Her more recent work on stigma explores how stigmatization can influence health and well-being . Additionally, for those with health conditions, stigma may deter them from seeking services that could help their condition which adds another layer of complexity to a problematic situation . A primary goal of her work is to better understand the relationship between stigma, social relationships/support, and health so that she can design interventions to reduce stigma, enhance social support, and ultimately improve health . Western Psychological Association | Page 218
POSTER SESSION 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM Posters
POSTER SESSION 13
CALL IT A NIGHT: INCONSISTENT BEDTIME PREDICTS GREATER VARIABILITY IN POSITIVE AFFECT Fei Ying, Jin Wen, Nancy Sin University of British Columbia
COMMUNICATION STYLES, ATTACHMENT, AND PERSONALITY FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH STATUS 1Caitlin Shaw, 1Danika Sciarrotta, 2Bree Gidner, 1Jonathan Dougherty, 1Luci Martin 1University of La Verne, 2la verne
EXERCISING IN GROUPS FACILITATES SHORT-TERM MEMORY IN OLDER ADULTS COMPARED WITH YOUNG ADULTS 1Tyler Cavett, 2Tim Nguyen, 2Linda Paumer, 3Kim Roberts 1California State University, Stanislaus, 2CSUS, 3CSUS/ Psychology Dept
ETHNIC AND RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN MOTION SICKNESS SUSCEPTIBILITY AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS . 1Gerardo Salazar, 1Mayra Mendez, 2Robert Fuentes, 1Nongnapus Phuangthong 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2Pepperdine University
THE HEART MATTERS WORKSHOP: AN INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY BETWEEN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND PHARMACY 1Megan McDonnell, 2Kari Johnson, 3Quinn McNichols, 2Angela Breitmeyer, 3Mary Gurney 1Midwestern University, Glendale Campus, 2Midwestern University, 3Midwestern University College of Pharmacy - Glendale
INSOMNIA AS A TRANSDIAGNOSTIC FACTOR IN CHRONIC ILLNESSES TREATED IN PRIMARY CARE 1Bhaktidevi Rawal, 2Tori Van Dyk, Kelly Morton 1Loma Linda University, Department of Psychology, 2Loma Linda University
CANNABIS USE AND PERCEPTIONS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS AND VETERANS Selina Espinoza, Jennifer Lovell California State University, Monterey Bay Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 219
EFFECTS OF VARIETY IN IMAGERY AND FOOD OFFERED ON FOOD CONSUMPTION 1Lucas Cusano, 1Cristian Martinez, 2Luz Amparo Ruiz, 1Alyssa Valles, 3Emily Delgado, 4Jennifer Cano, 5Yazmin Prudencio, 1Elia Acosta, 3Jill Quilici 1California State University Northridge, 2California State University of Northridge, 3California State University, Northridge, 4California State University Northridge/ college of social and behavioral sciences/ student, 5California State University Northridge/Social and Behavioral Sciences/Student
AN EXPERIMENTAL EXAMINATION OF THE ROLE OF PHYSICIAN COMMUNICATION GOALS IN PATIENT OUTCOMES Vanessa Maldonado, Michael Vang, Bernice Nguyen, Jennifer Howell, Jacqueline Hua, Angela Johnson University of California, Merced
BURNOUT, A RECIPE FOR POOR PATIENT CARE? Megan Davis University of LaVerne
STICKING WITH IT: THE EFFECT OF AGE AND EXPERIENCE IN BURNOUT Victoria Garcia University of La Verne
EXAMINING THE ROLE OF AFFECT ON EMOTIONAL EATING THROUGH COMFORT FOOD CHOICES Jeongin Hong, Emily Krmpotich, Mao Chunyan, Greg Kim-Ju California State University, Sacramento
IMPACT OF PAIN MEDICATION ON ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING IN FIBROMYALGIA INDIVIDUALS 1Holly Yeh, 2Judith Urbina, 2Jennifer Trevitt, 3Laura Zettel-Watson, 2Ryan Salsedo, 1Melina Wulin 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton, 3California State Univ ., Fullerton
THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF SOCIOCULTURAL STRESSORS IN MEXICAN- AMERICAN WOMEN ON THEIR INFANT’S EARLY BRAIN DEVELOPMENT Darya Sarsar California State University, San marcos
THE EFFECTS OF BREASTFEEDING ON MATERNAL PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING Danielle Liu, Laura Glynn Chapman University Western Psychological Association | Page 220
THE ROLE OF ONLINE INFIDELITY BEHAVIORS IN THE LINK BETWEEN MENTAL ILLNESS AND SOCIAL MEDIA INTRUSION 1Irum Abbasi, 2JAYSON DIBBLE, 1Neelam Rattan, 1Monica Goulette 1San Jose State University, 2HOPE COLLEGE
REST UP: SLEEP POWERS YOUR ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP AND HEALTH 1Ana Fonseca, 2Tony Ye 1University of Berkeley, 2University of California Los Angeles
WHAT DO PARENTS CARE ABOUT? PARENTAL AND CAREGIVER PERCEPTIONS OF THE IMPORTANCE OF PREVENTING BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IN CHILDREN Monica Zepeda, Martha Zimmermann, Alexia Woodley University of Nevada, Reno
PRICE AND INSURANCE BARRIERS TO MENTAL HEALTH CARE Sara Federman, Thomas Armstrong Whitman College
CES THERAPY FOR SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION AND PAIN ASSOCIATED WITH FIBROMYALGIA Jordan Montague Inland Psychiatric Medical Group
SHEDDING LIGHT: FACTORS RELATED TO WELL-BEING DURING WINTER ACROSS LATITUDES 1Kayli Breuninger, 1Aleksandra Milanovic, 2Ethan McMahan, 1Sarah Levy, 1Jen Peterson, 1Dani’ Sheppard 1University of Alaska Fairbanks, 2Western Oregon University
UNDERSTANDING THE FAMILY CONTEXT OF LATINX COMMUNITIES Maribel Cervantes-Ortega, Ruth Beltran, Gladys Ramirez Salinas, Dara Sorkin University of California, Irvine
FAMILIES AS TEACHERS: THE VALUE OF HOME VISITS FOR PHYSICIANS IN TRAINING WORKING WITH MEDICALLY COMPLEX CHILDREN 1Lori Dotson, 2Martha Hernandez 1Institute for Applied Behavior Analysis, 2Ronald McDonald House at Stanford
THE INTERACTION OF ANXIETY AND EFFORTFUL CONTROL IN ADOLESCENTS WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES Billie Goddard, Amy Hughes Lansing University of Nevada, Reno Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 221
PEDIATRIC CHRONIC PAIN: AGREEMENT BETWEEN PARENT CHILD DYADS Genesis Zamora, Iridian Jimenez, Rosalia Rojas California State University, Northridge
THE IMPACT OF A COMMUNITY AND HOME-BASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY INTERVENTION ON LOW-INCOME LATINX AND NON-LATINX MOTHERS: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS 1Brianna Caicedo, 2Wendy Miranda 1California State University Long Beach, 2California State University, Long Beach
DON’T STRESS OUT SWEAT IT OUT 1Fernando Martinez, 2Roger Veliz, 2Gabriel Murrieta, 2Sergio Perez 1CSU Stanislaus, 21 University Circle CSU Stanislaus
HEALTH ANCHORING EFFECTS AMONG ONLINE PARTICIPANTS 1Brian Detweiler-Bedell, 1Jerusha Detweiler-Bedell, 1Charlotte Brownstone, 1Maddie Caples, 1Zackariah Hart, 2Nova Platt, 1Brandon Roth, 1Tiffani Wong, 1Tiona Wu, 1Rebecca Teichman, 1Kate Harvey, 1Jasmine Bruinooge, 1Ruth Makonnen 1Lewis & Clark College, 2Lewis and Clark College
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SINGLE MOTHERHOOD AND HEALTH IN WOMEN OF COLOR 1Maira Anaya Lopez, 2Olajide Bamishigbin Jr . 1Californis State University, Los Angeles, 2California State University, Los Angeles
THE ROLE OF SELF-EFFICACY AND RESPONSE-EFFICACY IN A STATEWIDE PUBLIC HEALTH CAMPAIGN TO INCREASE EARLY DETECTION OF MELANOMA 1Jerusha Detweiler-Bedell, 1Brian Detweiler-Bedell, 1Charlotte Brownstone, 1Maddie Caples, 1Zackariah Hart, 2Nova Platt, 1Brandon Roth, 1Tiffani Wong, 1Tiona Wu, 1Rebecca Teichman, 1Kate Harvey, 1Jasmine Bruinooge, 3Jodi Lapidus, 3Adreinne Zell, 3Elizabeth Berry, 3Elizabeth Wenzel, 3Elizabeth Stoos, 3Sancy Leachman 1Lewis & Clark College, 2Lewis and Clark College, 3Oregon Health & Science University
INVESTIGATING THE LINK BETWEEN PERCEIVED STRESS AND UNHEALTHY FOOD CONSUMPTION IN MOTHER-DAUGHTER DYADS 1Danielle Oleskiewicz, 1NANCY NGUYEN, 2Milan Fehrenbach, 1Katelyn Davis, 1Dara Sorkin 1University of California, Irvine, 2UCI
STRESS MANAGEMENT IN COLLEGE STUDENTS Haeli Lomheim Dominican University of California Western Psychological Association | Page 222
PREDICTORS OF ANGER IN MIDDLE-AGED AND OLDER ADULTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN 1Trang Le, 1Jenny Phung, 1Melina Wulin, 1Barbara Cherry, 2Laura Zettel-Watson 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State Univ ., Fullerton
DENIAL AND DISENGAGEMENT COPING AS MODERATORS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STRESS AND CORTISOL OUTPUT Peter Dinh, Guido Urizar California State University, Long Beach
SELF-BLAME AND SELF-DISTRACTION COPING AS MODERATORS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STRESS AND CORTISOL OUTPUT Peter Dinh, Guido Urizar California State University, Long Beach
PROVIDER CONSISTENCY ON MEDICAL MISTRUST, PERCEIVED PROVIDER SUPPORT AND SATISFACTION AMONG PREDOMINANTLY LATINA PRENATAL CARE PATIENTS 1Gladys Gonzalez-Matias, 2Kimberly D’anna-Hernandez 1California State University, San Marcos, 2California State University San Marcos
THE MODERATING EFFECT OF SUPPORTIVE PARENTING ON MATERNAL STRESS AND CHILD’S INTERNALIZING BEHAVIORS Jessica Vicman Claremont McKenna College
COMORBIDITIES IN OLDER ADULTS WITH AND WITHOUT FIBROMYALGIA 1Caitlin Gower, 1Miriam Gamboa, 1Breanna Arroyo, 2Dylan Serpas, 1Barbara Cherry, 3Laura Zettel-Watson 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton, 3California State Univ ., Fullerton
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANTIDEPRESSANTS, NSAIDS, AND FIBROMYALGIA SYMPTOMS 1Miriam Gamboa, 1Caitlin Gower, 1Breanna Arroyo, 1Jennifer Trevitt, 2Laura Zettel-Watson 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State Univ ., Fullerton
CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF MARIJUANA USERS BASED ON MOTIVES 1Tai Chang, 2Frederick Heide, 2Natalie Porter, 1Eddie Edelson, 1Joseph Walloch 1CSPP, Alliant International University, 2Alliant International University Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 223
LINKS BETWEEN TRAUMA TYPE (VIOLENT, NONVIOLENT, OR BOTH) AND SYMPTOMS OF TRAUMATIC STRESS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN 1Laura Lara Bracamontes, 1Jade Durst, 1Melissa Escobar, 2Audra Langley, 1Araceli Gonzalez 1California State University, Long Beach, 2UCLA
AN EXAMINATION OF GENDER AND LANGUAGE BACKGROUND ON TEST- RETEST STICSA-TRAIT SCORES Taylor Willi, Rachel Fouladi Simon Fraser University
CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW? COLLABORATION OF A TEEN ADVISORY RESEARCH TEAM FOR TEEN VOICE ADVOCACY IN RESEARCH Briana Cazares, Wilson Ho, Debra Garcia California State University, Los Angeles
THE RELATION BETWEEN PERCEIVED STRESS, BURNOUT AND WORRY ON SLEEP QUALITY Giovanni Alvarado, Larisa Gavrilova, Matthew Zawadzki University of California, Merced
HEY MOM, CAN WE TALK? GENERATIONAL GAPS AND THEIR IMPACT ON ADULT-TO-ADOLESCENT CONVERSATIONS ABOUT STRESS 1Emilie Kovalik, 2Justine Wilm, 3Debra Garcia 1University of California, Santa Cruz, 2California State University Los Angeles, 3California State University, Los Angeles
EFFECTS OF RELIGIOUS COMMITMENT AND MINDFUL MEDITATION ON STRESS LEVELS Emmanuel Salazar, Cecilia Yu, Robert Randall Pasadena City College
PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS-RECOVERY OF CIRCUS PERFORMERS IN TRAINING VS PERFORMANCE Elliott Gittelsohn Southern Oregon University
FEASIBILITY AND ACCEPTABILITY OF MINDFULNESS-BASED INTERVENTIONS ON A SAMPLE ENDORSING POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER SYMPTOMS 1Regine Deguzman, 2Adrianna Jones, 1Dana Rose Garfin 1UC Irvine, 2University of California, Irvine Western Psychological Association | Page 224
EXPLORING PERSONAL AND ACADEMIC STRESSORS AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS 1Yalda Farokhi, 2Alicia Rodriguez, 3Melinda Blackman 1California State University Fullerton, 2CSU Fullerton, 3California State University, Fullerton
THE ROLE OF YEARS IN THE U .S AND GENDER ON MENTAL HEALTH AMONG KOREAN IMMIGRANTS 1Peter Dinh, 1James Amirkhan, 2Chi-Ah Chun 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University Long Beach
COMPARING ACUTE STRESS-INDUCING PROTOCOLS: THE TRIER SOCIAL STRESS TEST AND THE MAASTRICHT ACUTE STRESS TEST Tri Nguyen, David Han, Elizabeth Ortega, Cheryl Chancellor-Freeland, Neema Mohseni San Jose State University
ETHNICITY, CONNECTEDNESS TO NATURE, SPIRITUALITY, AND WELL-BEING Frederick Siglar, Jennifer Lovell California State University, Monterey Bay
INTERPERSONAL SKILLS, AFFECTIVE DISTRESS, AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN A COLLEGE SAMPLE Davis Onesian, Sienna Kuehnis, Cory Stanton University of Nevada, Reno
ATTACHMENT STYLES AND CHEATING BEHAVIORS Melissa Duro Hernandez University of La Verne
THE EFFECTS OF ANXIETY ON OLDER ADULTS 1Sabrina Gutsche, 1Claudia Gonzalez, 2Mark Rakobowchuk, 1Nick Alcantara 1Thompson Rivers University, 2Thompson Rivers Univeristy
VARIABLES AFFECTING FIRST-GENERATION STUDENTS AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE 1Karina Jaimes, 2Jael Castro, 3Jacinda Hernandez 1California State University, Dominguez Hills, 2California State University Dominguez Hills, 3Cal State Dominguez Hills
SOURCES AND DISTRIBUTION OF MATH ANXIETY AND CONFIDENCE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS 1Jessica Cowley, 2Jenna Despres, 2Vierra Kristin, 1Jennifer John, 1Rachael Robnett 1University of Nevada Las Vegas, 2University of Nevada, Las Vegas Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 225
CRASH AND BURN: THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SELF-CARE AND BURNOUT AMONG PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 1Leanna Billings, 2Dr . Kim Vander Dussen, 2Dr . Stephen Berger 1The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Irvine, 2The Chicago School of Professional Psychology Irvine
THE EFFECTS OF ANXIETY ON COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS IN OLDER ADULTS Ramya Kalaivanan, Nick Alcantara, Claudia Gonzalez Thompson Rivers University
THE EFFECTS OF ATTACHMENT STYLES ON SOCIAL MEDIA INTENSITY AND STRESS Ashlee Cortinas, Ashley Tedesco (Research-Experimental Grad Student), Neema Mohseni, Cheryl Chancellor-Freeland San Jose state university
TRAIT NEUROTICISM AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH WORRY, RISK PERCEPTION, AND BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION 1Maura Neilson, 2Roxane Cohen Silver, 3Kayley Estes 1University of California, Irvine, 2Dr ., 3University of California Irvine
IMPACT OF SOCIAL PRESSURE ON PERFORMANCE SKILLS; DOES PERFORMANCE MATTER? Claudia Vazquez, Joshua Flores Pasadena City College
BRIEF MINDFULNESS-BASED INTERVENTIONS FOR ACUTE AND CHRONIC PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW 1Andrew McClintock, 2Shannon McCarrick, 3Eric Garland, 4Fadel Zeidan, 1Aleksandra Zgierska 1University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2Access Community Health Centers, 3University of Utah, 4Wake Forrest School of Medicine
HIGH LEVELS AND INSTABILITY IN DIURNAL CORTISOL RELATES TO INCREASED BIOMARKER LEVELS Shelley Blozis, Madeline Craft University of California, Davis
HOW GENDER RELATES TO TEMPERAMENTAL DIFFERENCES IN THOSE AT RISK FOR AN EATING DISORDER Devin Foster, Bella Colson, Caley Featherstone, Mary Pritchard Boise State University Western Psychological Association | Page 226
CHILD CHRONIC PAIN: DOES TYPE OF SCHOOL MATTER? Iridian Jimenez, Rosalia Rojas, Genesis Zamora, Rika Meyer California State University, Northridge
ARE SLEEP DISTURBANCES ASSOCIATED WITH INTERNALIZING SYMPTOMS IN ADOLESCENTS ATTENDING AN ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL? Rose Soliemannjad, Sonia Rubens Santa Clara University
HELP-SEEKING BEHAVIORS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH STRESS RELATED TO RACE/ETHNICITY AND SEX/GENDER Shima Esmaeili, Megan Tsutakawa, Christopher Costanza, Sarah Wilkins, Luci Martin University of La Verne
PERCEIVED STRESS AND DAILY HASSLES ASSOCIATED WITH A HEALTH BEHAVIOR COMPOSITE Christopher Costanza, Shima Esmaeili, Megan Tsutakawa, Luci Martin University of La Verne
SOURCES OF STRESS ASSOCIATED WITH QUALITY OF LIFE Sarah Wilkins, Eve DePascale, Caitlin Shaw, Jonathan Dougherty, Luci Martin University of La Verne
PERSONALITY TRAITS AND INTERPERSONAL STYLE IN RELATION TO CORTISOL, TESTOSTERONE AND C-REACTIVE PROTEIN IN FEMALE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 1Bree Gidner, 2Caitlin Shaw, 2Jonathan Dougherty, 2Luci Martin Tla Verne, 2University of La Verne
IMPACT OF HIV AND AGING ON PROCESSING SPEED AND RETRIEVAL OF LETTER NAMES 1David Hardy, 1Ariel Pruyser, 2Ossama Riaz, 2Thabit Al-Khateeb, 2Sylvester Orimaye, 2Jean Salcedo, 2Karl Goodkin 1Loyola Marymount University, 2Eastern Tennessee State
COMPARING CANCER BELIEFS AND PRACTICES ACROSS THE US-MEXICO BORDER: A BINATIONAL STUDY 1Linda Abarbanell, 1Elvira Hernandez, 1John Moreno, 2Jorge Ocegueda, 1Ivette Lopez, 1Lawson Hardrick 1San Diego State University, 2Imperial Valley College Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 227
NAVIGATING CARE FOR HIV/AIDS AT THE US-MEXICO BORDER IN MEXICALI Linda Abarbanell, Dario Reyes-Gastelum, Sonia Jimenez Garcia, Michaelle Castro, Jacob Carrillo San Diego State University
PREDICTORS OF PHYSICAL PAIN IN OLDER ADULTS LIVING WITH CHRONIC PAIN: A REVIEW 1Katherine Morain, 2Shayna Greenberg, 3Luciana Lagana` 1California State University, Northridge, 2Loma Linda University, 3California State University Northridge
A REVIEW OF THE PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL CHALLENGES FACED BY INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH A PHYSICAL DISABILITY 1Marina Nakhla, 2Melissa Martinez, 3Ovsanna Balian, 4Sarah Chavez, 3Katherine Morain, 5Shayna Greenberg, 2Luciana Lagana` 1SDSU/UC San Diego Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology, 2California State University Northridge, 3California State University, Northridge, 4San Diego State University, 5Loma Linda University
THE CONSUMPTION OF CAFFEINE AND ITS EFFECTS ON ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE Alexia Martinez Dominican University of California
USING BAYESIAN VARIABLE SELECTION TECHNIQUES TO EXPLORE POTENTIAL FACTORS MODERATING RESPONSE TO VIRTUAL REALITY GUIDED MEDITATION 1Kevin Liu, 2Mira Parekh, 3Naomi Bennett, 3Shrisha Menon, 4Donald Nguyen, 3Colin Kalahar, 5Esmeralda Madrigal, 5Joyce Chung, 5Molly Timmerman, 6Odette Harris 1Palo Alto University, 2University of California, Davis, 3VA Palo Alto Health Care System, 4Veteran Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System, 5VA Palo Alto, 6Stanford University
THE EFFECTS OF GENDER AND SELF-RATED HEALTH ON HEALTH CARE USE IN FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS Linda Thompson, Tessa Carovich, Nicole Marr, Terry Cronan San Diego State University
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN BELIEFS ABOUT THE MEDICAL PATIENT-PROVIDER RELATIONSHIP Brendon Elliott, Jack Swann, Jeremy McLeod, Stephen Ilardi, Stephanie Punt University of Kansas Western Psychological Association | Page 228
PARENTAL MALADAPTIVE SLEEP BELIEFS AND DAILY PARENTING STRESS PREDICTING PEDIATRIC SLEEP IN YOUTH PRESENTING TO POLYSOMNOGRAPHY Tiffany Vo, Lauren Wakabayashi, Albert Ly, Tori Van Dyk Loma Linda University
THE EFFECTS OF PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS ON THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SLEEP AND EXTERNALIZING PROBLEMS IN A CLINICAL YOUTH SAMPLE 1Tiffany Vo, 2Bhaktidevi Rawal, 1Ryan Wong, 1Tori Van Dyk 1Loma Linda University, 2Loma Linda University, Department of Psychology
HOW STATE AFFECT INFLUENCES RISK-TOLERANCE IN MEDICAL DECISIONS Emily Doffing, Siena Kelly, Katie Reighard, Michael Namekata, Stephen Ilardi University of Kansas
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXERCISE INTENSITY AND ENJOYMENT 1Jack Swann, 2Brooke Shuey, 1Jeremy McLeod, 1Haley Hart, 1Stephen Ilardi 1University of Kansas, 2University of Kansas Clinical Psychology Program
PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE AND FALL RISK AMONG ADULTS 50+ YEARS FIBROMYALGIA 1Dylan Serpas, 2Mei Chih Liao, 2Barbara Cherry, 1Jennifer Trevitt 1California State University Fullerton, 2California State University, Fullerton
USE OF VAPING PRODUCTS, AWARENESS OF RELATED HEALTH INFORMATION, AND GENERAL RISK-TAKING BEHAVIORSESS OF RELATED HEALTH INFORMATION, AND GENERAL RISK-TAKING BEHAVIORS Keirsten M . Shepatin Dominican University of California
CAN YOU PREDICT YOUR FUTURE: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PREDICTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND PERFORMANCE Abigail Driggers, Grace Schmidt, Stephanie Punt, Michael Namekata, Stephen Ilardi University of Kansas
THE ROLE OF ADULT CONNECTIONS IN ADOLESCENT HEALTH 1Katherine Mata, 2Olajide Bamishigbin Jr . 1California State University Los Angeles, 2California State University, Los Angeles Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 229
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LATINO COLLEGE STUDENTS’ SOCIO- CULTURAL BACKGROUND, DIETARY SELF-EFFICACY, SNACKING BEHAVIORS, AND DIABETES RISK 1Taylor Duffy, 2Silvia Santos, 3Maria Teresa Hurtado-Ortiz, 4Denise Aguiluz, 3Daniel Correa, 5Isabel Munoz 1California State University Dominguez Hills, 2CSU Dominguez Hills, 3California State University, Dominguez Hills, 4CSUDH, 5Cal State University, Dominguez Hills
THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LATINO COLLEGE STUDENT’S SOCIO- CULTURAL BACKGROUND, SELF-EFFICACY, EXERCISE BEHAVIOR, AND RISK FOR DIABETES 1Taylor Duffy, 2Silvia Santos, 3Maria Teresa Hurtado-Ortiz, 3Daniel Correa, 4Denise Aguiluz, 5Isabel Munoz 1California State University Dominguez Hills, 2CSU Dominguez Hills, 3California State University, Dominguez Hills, 4CSUDH, 5Cal State University, Dominguez Hills
PEER PERCEPTION AND SOCIAL SUPPORT FOR YOUNG ADULTS ON THE CANCER CONTINUUM Emily Lehman Dominican University of California
THE ROLE OF EVERYDAY DISCRIMINATION, ACCULTURATION, AND ETHNIC IDENTITY IN BLOOD PRESSURE AMONG ARAB AMERICAN YOUNG ADULTS 1Dylan Serpas, 2Sawssan Ahmed 1California State University Fullerton, 2Sidra Medicine; California State University, Fullerton
THE IMPACT OF BEHAVIORAL TREATMENTS ON FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES IN ADOLESCENTS WITH MILD, MODERATE, & SEVERE ASD 1Faith Gillian Sendon, 2Daniel A Ignacio 1Capella University, 2California State University, Fullerton
COMMUNICATING EFFECTIVELY: EXPLORING PATIENT EMPOWERMENT IN SURGICAL CONSULTATIONS Sandra Rosales, Brandon Tran, Kate Sweeny University of California, Riverside
DIETARY INTAKE OF LUTEIN AND ZEAXANTHIN SUPPORTS CONTRAST SENSITIVITY AND IS MITIGATED BY BLUE-LIGHT BLOCKING GLASSES . Gabbie Johnson, Rylee Hastings, Elizabeth Dobre, Jose Nanez, Lauren Kelly, Steve Holloway Arizona State University Western Psychological Association | Page 230
PATIENTS’ EMOTIONAL CONCERNS AND PREFERENCES FOR INFORMATION DURING CANCER CARE VISITS 1Kevin Phalavisay, 1Brandon Tran, 2Matthew Loscalzo, 2Karen Clark, 1Kate Sweeny 1University of California, Riverside, 2City of Hope National Medical Center
FEAR OF CANCER RECURRENCE AND PERCEIVED PARTNER RESPONSIVENESS AMONG BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS 1Katelynn Bergman, 2Melissa Wilson, 2Kate Sweeny 1University of California Riverside, 2University of California, Riverside
MEDIATION OF TECHNOLOGY IN DIABETES SELF-MANAGEMENT Pooja Raghani Loma Linda University
RESEARCH SYNTHESIS AND CROSS-LINGUAL/CULTURAL EXAMINATION OF FINDINGS OF CEILING/FLOOR EFFECTS (CFE) ON HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE (HRQOL) QUESTIONNAIRES Miao Tang, Rachel Fouladi Simon Fraser University
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ETHNICITY AND ANXIETY WITH SLEEP IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS RECOVERING POST-SURGERY 1Maya Weintraub, 2Aryanna Chavez 1Chapman University, 2University of California, Irvine
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BALANCE, EXERCISING AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN SENIORS 1Erica Doldier, 1Sergio Chipain, 1Alejandra Paco, 1Justine Lamb, 1Linda Paumer, 2Tyler Cavett, 3Kim Roberts 1CSUS, 2California State University, Stanislaus, 3CSUS/ Psychology Dept
DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN TRAIT AND STATE MEASURES OF PURPOSE IN LIFE AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Armina Rahimisoureh, Patrick Klaiber, Nancy Sin University of British Columbia
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ANXIETY AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN CHILDREN WITH DYSLEXIA: A COHORT STUDY Bushra Hossain, Stephen Bent, Robert Hendren University of California San Francisco Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 231
VETERAN COMMUNITY LIVING CENTER RESIDENTS USE DIGITAL REMINISCE TO REDUCE DISTRESS 1Jonathan Sills, 2James Mazzone, 3Juliet Sobering, 3Mandana Mostofi, 3Deonte Williams, 3Alexander Erickson 1VA Palo Alto Health Care System, 2Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System, 3Palo Alto University
EXPLORING TRAUMA PATHWAYS TO HOMELESSNESS IN TRANSITION-AGED YOUTH: A PRELIMINARY QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS Janaei Phillips, Dominika Winiarski, Angela Glover, Sarah Van Valkenburg, Adrian Melendez, Niranjan Karnik Rush University Medical Center
OCCUPATIONAL OVERLOAD AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE DECLINING WELL-BEING OF COLLEGE STUDENTS Samantha Scott, Leslie R . Martin La Sierra University
THE EFFECTS OF CULTURAL STRESSORS ON MALTREATED YOUTH’S PTSD Kiana Parkes, Diana Gastelum, Renice Sueno University of Nevada, Las Vegas
THE EFFECT OF ANXIETY ON ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE Kaitlyn Haub Dominican University of California
THE EFFECT OF STATE ANXIETY ON THE RECOGNITION OF EMOTIONALLY AMBIGUOUS FACIAL EXPRESSIONS 1Chelsea Lang, 2Julia Hopkins, 1Dana Glenn, 3Kalina Michalska 1University of California, Riverside, 2University of California- Riverside, 3University of CA Riverside
THE IMPACT OF VOLUNTEERING AND STRESS ON ACADEMIC SELF-EFFICACY Brittany Wilson, April Sherman Northwest University
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL MEDIA USE, SELF-ESTEEM, AND ANXIETY AMONG COLLEGE WOMEN AND MEN Joanne Hash, Ayesha Shaikh, Chloe Richmond, Taylor Beckwith, Sydney Lawler, Jennifer Smith Whittier College Western Psychological Association | Page 232
THE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN HOUSING STATUS AND EMERGING ADULT’S MENTAL HEALTH Maha Manswer, Emily Orozco, Christina Logan, Araceli Gonzalez California State University, Long Beach
THE EFFECTS OF WORKING ON PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL STRAIN ON AFRICAN AMERICAN VERSUS CAUCASIAN CAREGIVERS . Eric Taylor, Victoria Guinn, Alan Palmer Palo Alto University
WHO’S HAPPIEST? THE EFFECTS OF AGE AND RELATIONSHIP LENGTH IN ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP WELL-BEING 1Dalia Chavarin, 1Graham Bowers, 1Ashley Mullin, 2Adeline Abrahimy, 1James Amirkhan 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California state university long beach
THE IMPACT OF PARENTAL COMMUNICATION, MATERNAL WARMTH, AND ETHNICITY ON SUICIDALITY IN EMERGING ADULTS Emily Orozco, Maha Manswer, Christina Logan, Araceli Gonzalez California State University, Long Beach
EXAMINING STRESS, BURNOUT, AND SUPPORT OF 911 DISPATCHERS/ CALL-TAKERS 1Emily Kearns, 2Jane Tram 1Pacific University, 2Pacific University Oregon
EFFECTS OF LATINX PARENTAL ENGLISH PROFICIENCY ON STRESS Maria Alvarez Pineda Dominican University of California
BENEFITS OF BEING GRATEFUL: AN ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF GRATITUDE ON STRESS Kaylin Schirmer, David Han, Ashley Tedesco (Research-Experimental Grad Student), Alana Luoung, Cheryl Chancellor-Freeland San Jose State University
PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING IN COLLEGE: COMPARING ATHLETES VERSUS NON-ATHLETES Natalie Brown, Maddison Maffeo, Olivia Kemp, Marissa Miller Saint Martin’s University
THE EFFECTS OF MUSIC ON ANXIETY IN COLLEGE STUDENTS Ashley Tolentino Dominican University of California Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 233
THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE ON STRESS LEVELS IN PREGNANT WOMEN: ROLE OF SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS 1Joshua Murillo, 2Guido Urizar 1CSULB, 2California State University, Long Beach
MOTIVATION TO ATTEND UNIVERSITY AND DEPRESSION, STRESS, AND ANXIETY SCORES IN COLLEGE UNDERGRADUATES Clara Loftis, Robert Moeller, Martin Seehuus Middlebury College
THE ASSOCIATIONS AMONG TRAUMA, HEALTH, AND MENTAL HEALTH THERAPY 1Paulette Hacopian, 2Olajide Bamishigbin Jr . 1Cal State La, 2California State University, Los Angeles
SYMPOSIUM 01:00 PM - 02:15 PM On-Demand A
CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT WITH LATINXS: EVALUATION & TREATMENT IMPLICATIONS Lorraine T . Benuto University of Nevada Reno
AN EXAMINATION OF ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN DEPRESSION SYMPTOMS AMONG LATINX AND NON-LATINX PRIMARY CARE PATIENTS Francisco Reinosa Segovia (University of Nevada, Reno) & Lorraine T . Benuto (University of Nevada, Reno)
HOW DOES ANXIETY PRESENT AMONG LATINX IMMIGRANTS? USING CONFIRMATORY FACTOR ANALYSIS TO EXAMINE SYMPTOM CONSTELLATION Brian D . Leany (Brian D . Leany LLC); Rosy Rodriguez (University of Nevada, Reno), & Francisco Reinosa Segovia (University of Nevada, Reno); Lorraine T . Benuto (University of Nevada, Reno),
ASSESSING STIGMA AMONG LATINXS: ASSESSMENT & TREATMENT IMPLICATIONS Frances Gonzalez (University of Nevada, Reno); Martha Zimmerman ((University of Nevada, Reno) & Lorraine T . Benuto (University of Nevada, Reno)
CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR USING THE MMPI-2-RF WITH LATINXS Jena Casas (University of Nevada, Reno); Brian D . Leany (Brian D . Leany LL) & Lorraine T . Benuto (University of Nevada, Reno) Western Psychological Association | Page 234
USING IQ ASSESSMENT AS A MECHANISM FOR IMPROVING TREATMENT OUTCOMES AMONG LATINXS Lorraine T . Benuto (University of Nevada, Reno) & Brian D . Leany (Brian D . Leany LLC)
PSI CHI 01:00 PM - 02:30 PM On-Demand K
PSI CHI CHAPTER EXCHANGE 1Martha S . Zlokovich, 2Jill Yamashita 1Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology, 2California State University, Monterey Bay
SYMPOSIUM 01:00 PM - 02:30 PM On-Demand C
SOCIAL IDENTITY AND SENSE OF BELONGING 1Jessica Dennis, 2Andrew Chavez 1California State University, Los Angeles, 2Cal State LA
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT IDENTITY PATTERNS Minna Suomi (California State University, Los Angeles)
GRADUATE STUDENTS’ ETHNIC IDENTITY AND SENSE OF BELONGING Desire’ Harris (California State University, Los Angeles)
UNPACKING COLONIAL MENTALITY IN RELATION TO ETHNIC IDENTITY AMONG FILIPINO AMERICANS Angela Navata & Jennifer Robles (California State University, Los Angeles)
SKIN COLOR, INTRAGROUP MARGINALIZATION, AND SENSE OF ETHNIC IDENTITY AMONG LATINOS Cynthia Martinez & Maria Duque (California State University, Los Angeles)
SYMPOSIUM 01:15 PM - 02:45 PM On-Demand I
DESIGNING, MEASURING, AND EVALUATING POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY INTERVENTIONS Stewart Donaldson Claremont Graduate University Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 235
USING RECENT SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS AND META-ANALYSES TO GUIDE THE DESIGN OF POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY INTERVENTIONS Stewart I . Donaldson/Claremont Graduate University
MEASURING POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY CONSTRUCTS AND INTERVENTIONS BEYOND SELF-REPORTS Joo Young Lee, Claremont Graduate University & Scott I . Donaldson, University of California, San Diego
DESIGN, DELIVERY, AND ASSESSMENT OF MOBILE-ADMINISTERED POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY INTERVENTIONS IN YOUNG ADULTS Saeideh (Saida) Heshmati/Claremont Graduate University
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM Live 1
APA DISTINGUISHED SCIENTIST LECTURE - BIGGER DATA ABOUT SMALLER PEOPLE: STUDYING LANGUAGE LEARNING AT SCALE Michael C . Frank Stanford University
Every typically developing child learns to talk, but children vary tremendously in how and when they do so . What predicts this variability? And which aspects of early language learning are consistent across the world’s languages and cultures? We use data from tens of thousands of children learning dozens of different languages to create a data-driven picture of universals and variation in early language learning .
Biography: Michael C . Frank is David and Lucile Packard Professor of Human Biology at Stanford University and Director of the Symbolic Systems Program . He received his PhD from MIT in Brain and Cognitive Sciences in 2010 . He studies language use and language learning, and how these interact with social cognition, focusing especially on early childhood . He is the founder of the ManyBabies Consortium, a collaborative replication network for infancy research, and has led open-data projects including Wordbank and MetaLab . He has received the Troland Award of the National Academy of Sciences (2020), the FABBS Early Career Impact Award (2017), the Jacobs Foundation Advanced Research Fellowship (2016), and the Glushko Dissertation Prize from the Cognitive Science Society (2010) . He served as Chair of the Governing Board of the Cognitive Science Society (2019), was a founding Executive Committee member of the Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science, and has edited for journals including Cognition, Infant Behavior and Development, and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences . Western Psychological Association | Page 236
PAPER SESSION 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM On-Demand J
MULTICULTURAL ISSUES
13:30 EXPLORING THE EXECUTIVE FUNCTION SKILLS OF YOUNG IMMIGRANT STUDENTS: IS THERE EVIDENCE OF AN “IMMIGRANT PARADOX?” 1Christa Greenfader, 2Julia Gutekunst 1California State University, Fullerton, 2CSU Fullerton
13:45 ADDRESSING ABLEISM: WHAT ARE THE GOALS OF CHANGE? Rhoda Olkin Alliant International University
14:00 FAMILY OF ORIGIN AND EATING DISTURBANCES IN IRANIAN- AMERICAN WOMEN 1Bahar Moheban, 2Lisa Liu 1CSPP at Alliant International University, Los Angeles, 2California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University, Los Angeles
14:15 IMPLICATION CONSIDERATIONS FOR USING VARIANTS OF THE
IMPLICIT ASSOCIATION TEST Mark Van Selst San Jose State University
PAPER SESSION 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM On-Demand F
SEXUALITY
14:00 CHINESE SEXUAL MINORITY MEN’S WELL-BEING IN MIXED- ORIENTATION MARRIAGES: THE ROLES OF RELATIONSHIP QUALITIES AND SEXUAL IDENTITY Jianmin Shao, Chuansheng Chen, Jessica Borelli University of California Irvine
14:15 PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR PEDOPHILIC ACTS Matthew Portner Pacific University Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 237
14:30 MASTURBATION ATTITUDES AND EXPERIENCES AS A FUNCTION OF ETHNICITY Marlene Figueroa California State University, Los Angeles
14:45 HETEROSEXUAL WOMEN’S PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT IN MIXED- ORIENTATION MARRIAGES IN CHINA: DO MARTIAL RELATIONSHIP QUALITY AND MATERNAL-CHILD RELATIONSHIP QUALITY MATTER? Langou Lian, Jianmin Shao University of California Irvine
POSTER SESSION 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM Posters
POSTER SESSION 14
MILITARY SEXUAL TRAUMA SYMPTOM PRESENTATION IN WOMEN VETERANS WITH CHILDHOOD ABUSE HISTORIES Jessilyn Froelich, Ashley (Asha) Bauer, Marylene Cloitre National Center for PTSD
CAN BRIEF COGNITIVE TRAINING REDUCE THE IMPACT OF AUTOMATIC NEGATIVE THOUGHTS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS?: A PILOT STUDY Chelsea Proctor, Vincent Le, Yuko Okado California State University, Fullerton
THE IMPACT OF PERCEIVED ABILITY TO CONTROL STRESS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS Chelsea Proctor, Yuko Okado California State University, Fullerton
EARLY SEPARATION-INDIVIDUATION DIFFICULTIES AS RISK FACTOR FOR SUICIDALITY Alice Pozzi, Gilly Koritzky, Mark MacMillin The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Irvine, CA (ASPP)
THE EFFECTS OF A .I .-DELIVERED THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTION ON DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Natalie Clark, Kathleen Preston California State University, Fullerton Western Psychological Association | Page 238
LET’S TALK ABOUT SEX: HOW DO SURVIVORS OF CAMPUS SEXUAL ASSAULT NAVIGATE TALKING WITH THEIR CHILDREN ABOUT SEX? Sarah Van Nostrand The Wright Institute
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TYPES OF RELIGIOSITY AND RELATIONAL SEX TIMING Hannah Taylor, Jessica Britton, Kathleen Warner, Marianne Fleur Ople, Kendra Oakes Mueller, John Wu Point Loma Nazarene University
EXPERIENCES OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AND PARENTAL BONDING IN RELATION TO MARITAL SATISFACTION Marianne Fleur Ople, Kathleen Warner, Jessica Britton, Hannah Taylor, John Wu, Kendra Oakes Mueller Point Loma Nazarene University
ONE TREATMENT, MANY OUTCOMES: THE REPLICABILITY OF DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY FOR SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR 1Jamie Bedics, 1Stephen Docherty, 1Pooneh Asgari, 2Gina Lin 1California Lutheran University, 2Seattle Pacific University
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EARLY MALADAPTIVE SCHEMAS AND DEPRESSION: THE MEDIATIONAL ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL INFLEXIBILITY 1Mary Margret Bangcawayan, 2Michael Lewin 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2CSU San Bernardino
NEGATIVE TRAUMA-RELATED BELIEFS AND SLEEP DISTURBANCES IN RECENTLY TRAUMATIZED TREATMENT-SEEKING CIVILIAN ADULTS Emily Garfinkle Palo Alto University
THE MEDIATING ROLE OF SOCIAL AVOIDANCE IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN IMPLICIT THEORIES OF EMOTION AND DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY SYMPTOM SEVERITY Casandra Bledsoe, Martha Zimmermann, Anthony Papa University of Nevada, Reno
FACTORS AFFECTING THE HELP-SEEKING PROCESS: WILLINGNESS TO SEEK RELIGIOUS-BASED AND SECULAR COUNSELING 1Chantelle Odisho, 1Lauren M Van Till, 2Kurt D . Baker 1California State University, Stanislaus, 2CSU Stanislaus Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 239
INFLUENCE OF SEXISM AND STIGMA ON SYMPTOM RECOGNITION Karanjeet Kaur, Lisa Mori California State University, Fullerton
LATINX AND WHITE COLLEGIATES’ PERCEPTIONS OF GAD AND SLEEP PARALYSIS Alan Guandique, Karanjeet Kaur, Lisa Mori California State University, Fullerton
INFLUENCE OF BODY MODIFICATION ON ATTITUDES TOWARD SEEKING PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT Maximiliano Gutierrez, Karanjeet Kaur, Lisa Mori California State University, Fullerton
IMPACT OF TRAINING ON ATTITUDES TOWARD EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE AMONG UNIVERSITY COUNSELING CENTER THERAPISTS 1Madison Foster, 1Tiffany Artime, 1Eric Burns, 1Cammy Widman, 1Leydin Hernandez, 1Alicia Burleson, 1Yelena Petrik, 1Emma Cole, 1Dexter Finn, 2Matthew Jakupcak, 3Katherine Buchholz 1Pacific Lutheran University, 2University of Washington Department of Psychology, 3Wellesley Centers for Women
DARK TETRAD RESPONSES TO MORAL DILEMMAS 1Kayli Wrenn, 1Nina Paul, 1Susette Favela, 1Karisa Odrunia, 2Stephen Benning 1University of Nevada Las Vegas, 2University of Nevada, Las Vegas
EATING ACROSS THE GLOBE: INFLUENCES OF IDENTITY ON EATING ATTRIBUTIONS 1Lindsay Meyer, 1Sarah Schenna, 2Tracey Porter, 1Olivia Kemp, 1Ashley Taylor, 1Hannah Erwin, 1Hunter Kiphart, 1Maddison Maffeo 1Saint Martin’s University, 2Saint Martins University
ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN BRIEF BEHAVIORAL THERAPY TREATMENT PROCESS 1Melissa Escobar, 1Jade Durst, 1Nicholas Brewster, 1Laura Lara, 2Amanda Brashear, 3Megan Jeffreys, 4V . Robin Weersing, 1Araceli Gonzalez 1California State University, Long Beach, 2California State University, Dominguez Hills, 3SDSU/UC San Diego Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology, 4SDSU / UC San Diego Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology Western Psychological Association | Page 240
EXAMINING PARENT-THERAPIST & YOUTH-THERAPIST AGREEMENT ON INTERNALIZING & EXTERNALIZING TREATMENT GOALS IN RELATIONSHIP TO TREATMENT ENGAGEMENT FOR LATINX FAMILIES 1Devynne Diaz, 1May Yeh, 2Kristen McCabe, 3Argero Zerr 1San Diego State University, 2University of San Diego, 3CSU Channel Islands
PRELIMINARY DATA FROM A MINDFULNESS-BASED STRESS REDUCTION PROGRAM FOR VICTIM ADVOCATES Holly Hazlett-Stevens, Daniel Szoke, Alexander Kinzler University of Nevada, Reno
MINDFULNESS PROTECTS: HOW MINDFULNESS AND SELF-COMPASSION AID VICTIM ADVOCATES 1Daniel Szoke, 2Cynthia Lancaster, 1Holly Hazlett-Stevens 1University of Nevada, Reno, 2University of Nevada Reno
MINDFULNESS, SOCIAL SUPPORT, AND COMPASSION SATISFACTION NEGATIVELY PREDICT VICTIM ADVOCATE BURNOUT AND SECONDARY TRAUMATIC STRESS Daniel Szoke, Asha Putnam, Holly Hazlett-Stevens University of Nevada, Reno
PERCEIVED BENEFITS OF MINDFULNESS-BASED STRESS REDUCTION: A QUALITATIVE STUDY Holly Hazlett-Stevens, Daniel Szoke, Alexander Kinzler, Asha Putnam University of Nevada, Reno
CONTROL GROUPS IN MINDFULNESS-BASED INTERVENTION RESEARCH: FINDINGS FROM A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Alexander Kinzler, Holly Hazlett-Stevens University of Nevada, Reno
MINDFULNESS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS: THE ROLE OF COGNITIVE MEDIATORS 1Carina Castro, 1Mirna Mikhael, 2Michael Lewin 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2CSU San Bernardino
IS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MINDFULNESS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLBEING DIRECT? 1Mirna Mikhael, 1Carina Castro, 2Michael Lewin 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2CSU San Bernardino Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 241
EXAMINING STIGMA AS A PREDICTOR OF FORMAL VS INFORMAL HELP- SEEKING AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS Nina Egbert, Corinne Tighe, Kimberly Vazquez, Heather Reynolds, Crystal Gora, Brianna Roque, Carrie Aigner Humboldt State University
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PTSD SYMPTOM CLUSTERS AND POSTMIGRATION LIVING DIFFICULTIES IN A SAMPLE OF SOMALI REFUGEES Mattie O’Boyle, LeAnne Zaire, Jamie Layton, Jacob Bentley Seattle Pacific University
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN DISTRESS TOLERANCE, AUTOMATIC THOUGHTS, AND INTERNALIZING SYMPTOMS 1Jade Durst, 2Christina Logan, 3Sarah E . Velasco, 4Amanda Brashear, 2Laura Lara Bracamontes, 2Araceli Gonzalez 1California State University, San Diego, 2California State University, Long Beach, 3California State University Long Beach, 4California State University, Dominguez Hills
GASTROINTESTINAL DISRUPTIONS ARE PREDICTIVE OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE . Brandon Dominguez, Jacob Jones California State University San Bernardino
CONTINUING DAY TREATMENT FOR SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS: ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION ADHERENCE IN A CLINICAL SAMPLE 1Ana Rodriguez Martinez, 2Saundra Marshall, 3Richard Valencia, 2Maurice Fried, 2Ron Seff 1Alameda Health System Fairmont Hospital, 2Alameda County Medical Center, Fairmont Hospital, 3Palo Alto University
ASSESSING TRAUMA IN LATINX ADOLESCENTS USING SOCIOCULTURALLY ADAPTED MEASURES Tomas Martinez, Jailene Mazariegos, Benjamin Juarez Pepperdine University
THE USE OF THE MOOD AND FEELINGS QUESTIONNAIRE (MFQ) IN AN EMERGING ADULT SAMPLE 1Amanda Brashear, 2Gail Manalastas, 2Jade Durst, 2Araceli Gonzalez 1California State University, Dominguez Hills, 2California State University, Long Beach
GAINS IN CHILD PSYCHOSOCIAL COMPETENCIES DURING THE FIRST PHASE OF PARENT-CHILD INTERACTION THERAPY (PCIT) Jordan Graves, Samuel Peer, Alyssa Korell, Caitlin Harper, Olivia Eldredge Idaho State University Western Psychological Association | Page 242
PARENT-CHILD INTERACTION THERAPY FOR MIDDLE CHILDHOOD (PCIT- MC): CHANGES IN CHILD-DIRECTED PARENTING SKILLS DURING A PILOT TRIAL Christina Strauch, Samuel Peer, Alyssa Korell Idaho State University
ASSESSMENT OF POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS FOLLOWING HURRICANE SANDY: RESULTS FROM A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW 1Arielle Tooch, 2Melody Hakimian, 3Shadi Gholizadeh 1Alliant International University, 2California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University, Los Angeles, 3Alliant International University/CSPP-LA
INVESTIGATING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AS A MEDIATOR BETWEEN COGNITION AND ANXIETY AMONG PARKINSON’S DISEASE PATIENTS 1Holly Timblin, 1Shania Garrett, 2Elizabeth Rahmani, 3Jacob Jones 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2CSU-San Bernardino, 3California State University San Bernardino
COPING SELF-EFFICACY AS A PREDICTOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN AN UNDERREPRESENTED POPULATION 1D’Andra Johnson, 2Rana Awad, 3Arianna Mariano, 3Sophia Josemoan, 3Maria Santos 1CSUSB, 2California State University, San Bernardino, 3California State University San Bernardino
CREATING RESILIENCE THROUGH EXPRESSIVE WRITING (CREW): AN EXPRESSIVE THERAPY PROGRAM FOR PARENTALLY BEREAVED ADOLESCENTS 1Megan McDonnell, 1Melissa Flint, 2Angela Breitmeyer 1Midwestern University, Glendale Campus, 2Midwestern University
DOES MATERNAL WARMTH AND ACCEPTANCE MODERATE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTROL AND INTERNALIZING SYMPTOMS IN EMERGING ADULTS? 1Valery Quinonez, 2Araceli Gonzalez 1California State University Long Beach, 2California State University, Long Beach
FAMILY STRESS AND DEPRESSION IN ADOLESCENTS WITH MOOD SYMPTOMS 1Jason Tinero, 2Hannah Steinberg, 3Alyssa Garr, 2Victoria Cosgrove 1Stanford University School of Medicine, 2Stanford University, 3PGSP STANFORD PSYD CONSORTIUM
PARENT DAILY HASSLES, PARENT MENTAL HEALTH, AND CHILD SLEEP DISTURBANCE AS PREDICTORS OF PARENT SLEEP PROBLEMS 1Bhaktidevi Rawal, 2Miriam Rizk, 2Tina Halabian, 2Earaj Afzal, 2Albert Ly, 2Tori Van Dyk 1Loma Linda University, Department of Psychology, 2Loma Linda University Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 243
EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FUNCTIONAL ABILITY IN MCI PATIENTS AND CAREGIVER BURDEN Nazareth Ortega, Carolyn Pagan, Jill Razani California State University, Northridge
ATTITUDES AND BARRIERS TO SEEKING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: A QUALITATIVE EXPLORATION 1Richard Zamora, 1Jacob Kountz, 2Eryn Watkins, 2Kevin Antonio Sanchez Bernal 1California State University, Bakersfield, 2California State University Bakersfield
LOVE LOOKS DIFFERENT NOW: THE EFFECTS OF ENDURING MARRIAGE ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ATTACHMENT AND LOVE STYLE 1Melissa Caris, 1Kayla Wagner, 1Angela Maccarrone, 2Samantha Doerr 1Seattle Pacific University, 2Seattle Pacific Univeristy
PURPOSE IN PRISON: THE IMPORTANCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL FLEXIBILITY . Alena Kryvanos, Tyree Dingle, Dierdre Smith-Russell, Debesh Mallik, Jenna Flowers Pacific University
EXPLORING THE LINK BETWEEN TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE, PTSD, AND TIME PERSPECTIVE IN U .S . VETERANS . Benjamin Sockle, Adam Peters The Evergreen State College
SOCIAL NETWORKING AND ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS: WHEN MENTAL ILLNESS ENTERS THE MIX 1Irum Abbasi, 2JAYSON DIBBLE, 1Neelam Rattan, 1Monica Goulette 1San Jose State University, 2HOPE COLLEGE
COMPARISON OF PARENT REPORTS VERSUS OBSERVATIONS OF PARENT AND CHILD BEHAVIOR IN PARENT TRAINING Mark Matz, Nicole Hession, Ben Smalley, Dante Tirapelle, Paolo Raymundo, Scott Jensen University of the Pacific
THE ASSOCIATION OF EMOTIONAL AWARENESS AND INTRA- AND INTERPERSONAL EXPERIENCES OF POSITIVE EMOTION AMONG LOW SES AND MINORITY RACE PARENTS Helen Kidane, Caroline Cummings, Laura Cohen, Amy Hughes Lansing University of Nevada, Reno
SELF-PERCEPTIONS OF LATIN-X SKIN COLOR AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE WORKING ALLIANCE Alexander Oseguera-Chavez California State University San Bernardino Western Psychological Association | Page 244
EXAMINING THE POSTTRAUMATIC NIGHTMARES INDEX: TYPE OF NIGHTMARES AND POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS William Kelly, Richard Zamora California State University, Bakersfield
POSITIVE ADJUSTMENT AND RESILIENCE IN ADULT WOMEN WITH CHILDHOOD ADHD 1Brittany Nielsen, 2(Nick) Phuc Nguyen, 3Patricia Porter 1UC Berkeley, 2WestCoast Children’s Clinic, 3University of California, Berkeley
PERCEPTIONS OF TALK THERAPY VERSUS RTMS FOR DEPRESSION Kayla Gray, Amanda Morrison California State University, East Bay
MINDFULNESS-BASED INTERVENTIONS FOR PTSD: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF REVIEWS 1Katherine Halas, 2Grace Harvey, 1Kelly Zellner, 3Dana Rose Garfin 1University of California, Irvine, 2UCI, 3UC Irvine
INVESTIGATING TRAUMATIC CRIME SCENES: POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER, MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER, AND COPING STRATEGIES 1Nicholas Monzon, 2Tica Lopez, 3Dr . Stephen Berger 1The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Irvine, 2The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, 3The Chicago School of Professional Psychology Irvine
NIGHTMARES AS A REFLECTION OF SELF-FRAGMENTATION: A PILOT STUDY 1William Kelly, 2Qiujun Yu 1California State University, Bakersfield, 2University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
CONFRONTING IGNORANCE WITH INFORMATION: STAFF CHANGES RESPONSE TO PRESENTATION ON ACTIVE SHOOTINGS Frank Menchavez Alliant International University
SOCIOCULTURAL CORRELATES OF EATING PATHOLOGY IN COLLEGE WOMEN FROM US AND IRAN: A CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON 1Jessica Habashy, 2Reza Sahlan, 3Liya Akoury, 4Kristen Culbert, 5Cortney Warren 1University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 2Department of Clinical Psychology, Iran University of Medical Sciences, 3Walden Behavioral Care, 4Wayne State University School of Medicine, 5University of Nevada, Las Vegas School of Medicine Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 245
GENDER AND RACE/ETHNICITY OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY DOCTORAL STUDENTS 1Caroline Cope, 2Garth Fowler, PhD, 3Daniel Michalski 1American Psychological Association, 2Office of Graduate and Postgraduate Education & Training, American Psychological Association, 3Firerock Consulting
IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT ATTITUDES TOWARDS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES AMONG UNDERGRADUATE NURSING STUDENTS Jeremiah Lum, Angela Maccarrone, Whitney Morean, Jacob Bentley Seattle Pacific University
PARENT GENDER, MARITAL SATISFACTION, AND DEPRESSION IN FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH AND WITHOUT DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS 1Anita Pedersen, 2Rachel Nannini 1Stanislaus State University, 2Cal State University Stanislaus
THE MEDIATING ROLE OF POSITIVE EMOTION SOCIALIZATION ON MATERNAL ALEXITHYMIA’S DETRIMENTAL IMPACT TOWARDS CHILD’S ADAPTIVE REGULATORY CAPACITY 1Madeleine Ding, 2Stacey N . Doan 1Claremont McKenna College, 2Claremont McKenna College and City of Hope National Medical Center
PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT: HOW IT AFFECTS CONNECTEDNESS TO CAMPUS AND SUICIDAL IDEATION Abigail Correa, Jennifer Lovell California State University, Monterey Bay
THE EFFICACY OF EQUINE THERAPY IN MINIMIZING EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL PROBLEM BEHAVIORS IN A PEDIATRIC CLINICAL SETTING Victoria Austin University of California, Irvine
MENTAL HEALTHCARE UTILIZATION IN UNDERREPRESENTED POPULATIONS Sophia Josemoan, Maria Santos California State University San Bernardino
SOCIAL CONSTRAINTS AND TRAUMA DISCLOSURE IN RECENTLY TRAUMATIZED TREATMENT-SEEKING ADULTS Angelique Finestone, Emily Garfinkle, Marc Heise, Jessica Kirksey, Deborah Sanchez, Matthew Cordova Palo Alto University Western Psychological Association | Page 246
USING THE BDI TO ASSESS ANHEDONIA: A SCALE VALIDATION STUDY 1Ashby Cogan, 2Ann M . Kring 1UC Berkeley, 2University of California, Berkeley
SEX DIFFERENCES WITHIN FIRST-EPISODE SCHIZOPHRENIA Sam Han, Joseph Ventura, Kenneth L . Subotnik, Kevin Nguyen, Gerhard S . Hellemann, Keith H . Nuechterlein UCLA
HOW INDIVIDUALS WITH DEPRESSED AND ANXIOUS MOOD VIEW THEMSELVES OVER TIME 1Chayim Rosensweig, 2Mairav Linzer, 3Chynna Levin, 4Yosef Sokol 1Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 2Yeshiva University Stern College for Women, 3VA, 4Veteran Affairs
SYMPOSIUM 02:00 PM - 03:15 PM On-Demand G
EXPLORING AND TEACHING OPEN SCIENCE WITH SONG Jon Grahe Pacific Lutheran University
HELPING COLLEAGUES TO LEAD THE REST Jon Grahe/Pacific Lutheran University
STANDING UP FROM THE BENCH Amber Matteson/Pacific Lutheran University
PROUD TO BE A SECOND STRINGER Andrew Franks
SYMPOSIUM 02:00 PM - 03:30 PM On-Demand H
THE SCIENCE OF TRAINING AND LEARNING DBT IN THE CLINIC: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE Jamie Bedics California Lutheran University
AN OVERVIEW OF THE RESEARCH ON TRAINING IN DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY Jamie D . Bedics, Katie Patel (California Lutheran University) Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 247
PROVIDING TRAINING AND SUPERVISION FOR STUDENTS DEVELOPING COMPETENCY IN DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY WHILE WORKING IN RIGOROUS PRACTICE SETTINGS Jessica Schneider (CBT/DBT California)
DEVELOPING COMPETENCE IN DBT THROUGH CONSULTATION: THE LA COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING MODEL Lynn McFarr (Harbor-UCLA)
GETTING BOOK SMART: HOW TO USE THE CORE DBT MANUAL (+TECHNOLOGY) TO ENHANCE CLINICAL TRAINING Stephen Docherty (California Lutheran University) & Jamie Bedics (California Lutheran University & UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine)
SYMPOSIUM 02:15 PM - 03:15 PM On-Demand B
METAPHORS ARISING DURING THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION: BACKGROUND AND RESPONSES Jeffery Mio California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE METAPHOR EXTENSION HYPOTHESIS: THEORY AND SUPPORT Jeffery Scott Mio & Dillon E . Proud (California State Polytechnic University, Pomono)
SUPPORT FOR THE METAPHOR EXTENSION HYPOTHESIS DURING THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION Jeffery Scott Mio & Elizabeth Losquadro (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)
METAPHORS DURING THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION: BACKGROUND ON PARTICIPANT-GENERATED RESPONSES Jeffery Scott Mio & Garrett Ogle (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)
METAPHORS DURING THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION: DATA ON PARTICIPANT-GENERATED RESPONSES Jeffery Scott Mio & William R . Green (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona) Western Psychological Association | Page 248
PAPER SESSION 02:30 PM - 03:15 PM On-Demand C
INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
14:30 THE ETHNIC IDENTITY STYLES OF WOMEN IN INTER-ETHNIC COUPLES AS FACTORS OF THEIR SPOUSAL RELATIONSHIPS 1Elena Chebotareva, 2Marina Volk, 3Mira Konina 11Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, National Research University “Higher School of Economics”, 2Peoples’ Friendship University (RUDN), 3National Research University “Higher School of Economics”
14:45 FATHER STRICTNESS AND HIV STATUS IN A SOUTH AFRICAN POPULATION 1Emily-Anne del Rosario, 2Kelly Campbell 1California State University, San Bernardino, 2CSU San Bernardino
15:00 SELF-EFFICACY AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AMONG FEMALE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN THE US, SPAIN, AND NEPAL Chhusang Sherpa, Esther Chang Soka University of America
SYMPOSIUM 02:30 PM - 03:30 PM On-Demand B
OUTCOMES OF UNCERTAINTY: BENEFITS, CONSEQUENCES, AND INTERVENTIONS Jacqueline Hua, Jennifer Howell University of California, Merced
CRAVING FEEDBACK: UNCERTAINTY REDUCES CALORIE INFORMATION AVOIDANCE Jacqueline Hua & Jennifer L . Howell (University of California, Merced)
WHEN BELONGINGNESS BACKFIRES: EXPERIENCED DISCRIMINATION PREDICTS INCREASED CARDIOMETABOLIC RISK AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS HIGH, BUT NOT LOW, IN SOCIAL BELONGING Maryam Hussain, Angela Johnson, Jacqueline Hua, Bianca Hinojosa, & Jennifer L . Howell (University of California, Merced) Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 249
INTERVENTIONS TARGETING STUDENTS’ UNCERTAINTY OF INSTRUCTOR CARE Eric Smith (Stanford University), Kody Manke (Carnegie Mellon University), Jennifer Crosby (Stanford University), Bridgette Hard (Duke University), Carol Dweck (Stanford University), & Greg Walton (Stanford University)
DOWNSTREAM CONSEQUENCES OF FINDING THE GOOD IN THE BAD WHILE WAITING FOR HEALTH NEWS Kyla Rankin & Kate Sweeny (University of California, Riverside)
SYMPOSIUM 02:30 PM - 03:30 PM On-Demand A
BURNOUT AMONG PROFESSIONALS - A MEDICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND SPIRITUAL APPROACH Farnoosh (Faith) Nouri Southern Methodist University
BURNOUT PREVENTION AND TREATMENT PROGRAM USING TAMARKOZ® MEDITATION Marjon Fariba, M .D ./Kaiser Permanente
FARNOOSH (FAITH) NOURI, PH .D ./SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY Farnoosh (Faith) Nouri, Ph .D ./Southern Methodist University
DEVELOPING SPIRITUALITY AND POSITIVE EMOTIONS TO IMPROVE HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS’ RESILIENCY . Nasim Bahadorani, DrPH/Health N’ You
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 02:30 PM - 03:30 PM Live 2
CUTTING-EDGE BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVES ON STRESS, DEPRESSION, & HEALTH: HOW THE PAST AFFECTS THE FUTURE
CUTTING-EDGE BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVES ON STRESS, DEPRESSION, & HEALTH: HOW THE PAST AFFECTS THE FUTURE
George M . Slavich University of California, Los Angeles Western Psychological Association | Page 250
Major life stressors, especially those involving interpersonal loss and social rejection, are among the strongest risk factors for depression and poor health . In this talk, I will discuss how such stressors get “under the skin” to influence psychological, neural, molecular, and genomic processes that ultimately drive disease pathogenesis . Central to this multi-level formulation is the fact that the human brain and immune system are principally designed to keep the body biologically safe, which they do by continually monitoring and responding to social, physical, and microbial threats in the environment . Because situations involving social conflict, isolation, rejection, and exclusion historically increased risk for physical injury and infection, anticipatory neural-immune reactivity to social threat was likely highly conserved . This neurocognitive and immunologic ability for humans to symbolically represent and respond to potentially dangerous social situations is ultimately critical for survival . When sustained, however, this multi-level biological threat response can increase individuals’ risk for several inflammation-related disease conditions that dominate present-day morbidity and mortality, including depression, chronic pain, cardiovascular disease, and autoimmune and neurodegenerative disorders .
Biography: George M . Slavich, Ph .D ., is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry & Biobehavioral Sciences at UCLA, a Research Scientist at the Cousins Center for Psychoneuroimmunology, and Director of the UCLA Laboratory for Stress Assessment and Research . His research leverages the power of tools from psychology, neuroscience, immunology, genetics, and genomics to better understand how stress affects the brain and body to increase risk for mental and physical health problems, such as depression and cancer . He is particularly interested in the concepts of targeted rejection, social safety, human social genomics, and social signal transduction, which are all terms that he coined . Dr . Slavich is also deeply devoted to teaching and mentoring . In addition to having mentored 175 trainees, he founded the Stanford Undergraduate Psychology Conference, WPA Student Council, and Society for Clinical Psychology’s Section on Graduate Student and Early Career Psychologists . He also developed a new approach to classroom instruction with Phil Zimbardo, called transformational teaching . He has published more than 115 papers and has received 37 major awards for these contributions since 1996 .
PSI CHI 02:30 PM - 04:00 PM On-Demand K
PSI BETA AND PSI CHI NETWORKING 1Helen Greenbergs, 2Jill Yamashita 1San Diego Mesa College, 2California State University, Monterey Bay Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 251
SYMPOSIUM 02:45 PM - 04:00 PM On-Demand I
INTRAGROUP PROCESSES DRIVING IDENTITY AND LEADERSHIP 1James Peabody, 2Eunice Choi, 2Michael Hogg, 1Amber Gaffney, 2Jeff Ramdass, 2Alison Young 1Humboldt State University, 2Claremont Graduate University
YOU CAN BE ONE OF US IF . . THE ROLE OF SUCCESS AND PROTOTYPICALITY IN IDENTITY VALIDATION Eunice U . Choi (Claremont Graduate University), Alison T . Young (Claremont Graduate University), & Michael A . Hogg (Claremont Graduate University)
WILL WORK FOR BELONGINGNESS: PROTOTYPICALITY, UNCERTAINTY, THREAT, AND COLLECTIVE ACTION TENDENCIES James Peabody (Humboldt State University) & Amber M . Gaffney (Humboldt State University)
IDENTITY CONFIRMATION AND LEADER EVALUATION: THE IMPACT OF SELF- UNCERTAINTY AND IDENTITY CENTRALITY Alison T . Young (Claremont Graduate University) & Michael A . Hogg (Claremont Graduate University)
GROUP-SPECIFIC LEADER DESIRES EXPLAIN WHY PEOPLE LEAD SPECIFIC GROUPS Jeff V . Ramdass (Claremont Graduate University)
SYMPOSIUM 02:45 PM - 04:00 PM On-Demand J
ADOPTING OPEN SCIENCE PRACTICES Chris Aberson Humboldt State University
IMPLEMENTING OPEN SCIENCE INITIATIVES PROMOTE DIVERSE, JUST, AND SUSTAINABLE RESEARCH OUTCOMES Jon Grahe (Pacific Lutheran University)
GETTING STARTED WITH OPEN SCIENCE Christopher L . Aberson (Humboldt State University)
ADOPTING OPEN PRACTICES AS AN EARLY CAREER RESEARCHER Sarah Schiavone (University of California, Davis) Western Psychological Association | Page 252
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM Live 1
HARNESSING THE CURIOSITY GAP FOR BETTER STUDENT LEARNING— REDUX AND UPDATE Laura Freberg California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Harnessing the Curiosity Gap for Better Student Learning—Redux and Update For people who missed Laura Freberg’s 2019 Presidential Address in Pasadena last year, it’s back in a new and improved version, although she is not promising to speak while wearing “the dress” again . This presentation will explore curiosity as a powerful motive for learning . In his 1899 Talks to Teachers, William James wrote ”Just so, in teaching, you must simply work your pupil into such a state of interest in what you are going to teach him that every other object of attention is banished from his mind; then reveal it to him so impressively that he will remember the occasion to his dying day; and finally fill him with devouring curiosity to know what the next steps in connection with the subject are .” How can the psychological science of curiosity help us promote better student engagement and learning in the classroom? How can instructors meet James’ lofty goals for us? Understanding the curiosity gap can help . Curiosity occurs when there is a gap in our understanding, but not just any gap . If we know either too little or too much about a subject, curiosity tends to be weak . If we know just a bit more than a little, curiosity flourishes . Using interactive audience response technology, we will explore how curiosity gaps feel and how they promote a desire to learn .
Biography: Laura Freberg is a Professor of Psychology at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo . Dr . Freberg received her bachelor’s, master’s, and Ph .D . from UCLA and conducted her dissertation research with Robert Rescorla of Yale University . With John Cacioppo of the University of Chicago, Freberg co-authors Discovering Psychology: The Science of Mind (3rd ed .) for Cengage . She authors Discovering Behavioral Neuroscience: An Introduction to Biological Psychology (4th ed .) for Cengage and is lead author on Research Methods (2017) for Top Hat . Freberg is the Psychology Consultant for the New York Times in Education program . She served as the 2018-2019 President of the Western Psychological Association . In her spare time, Dr . Freberg enjoys time with her husband of 47 years, her three daughters, and her grandson . She also enjoys her two Australian shepherds, two kitties, and two parakeets, and has been known to unwind playing one of the Legend of Zelda games . Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 253
AWARDS/SOCIAL 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM On-Demand D
WPA AWARDS CEREMONY 1Terry Cronan, 2Kris Leppien-Christensen 1San Diego State University, 2Saddleback College/Western Psychological Association
POSTER SESSION 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM Posters
POSTER SESSION 15
UNDERSTANDING ALBINISM Alexee Silva University of San Diego
A STRUCTURAL MEDIATIONAL MODEL PREDICTING FAMILY CONFLICT OF ASIAN AMERICAN WOMEN 1Jessica Balla, 1Kelly Mccafferty, 1Kaitlyn Verbarendse, 1Reina Aldape, 1Neda Awad, 1Rachel Bench, 1Vanessa Vargas, 1Marisa Lawson, 1Irene Hernandez, 1Benjamin Aguilera, 1Victoria Olvera, 1Noelle Huffman, 1Leticia Arellano-Morales, 2Larry Meyers, 1Glenn Gamst 1University of La Verne, 2California State University, Sacramento
A CONFIRMATORY FACTOR ANALYSIS OF THE ASIAN AMERICAN WOMEN’S SHIFTING SCALE (ASAWSS) 1Jessica Balla, 1Kelly Mccafferty, 1Kaitlyn Verbarendse, 1Noelle Huffman, 1Carolina Menendez, 1Tiffany Chao, 1Dylan Serpas, 1Adam Rojas, 1Christine Ma-Kellams, 1Leticia Arellano-Morales, 2Larry Meyers, 1Glenn Gamst 1University of La Verne, 2California State University, Sacramento
EFFECTS OF TYPE OF LATINX AMERICAN LANDSCAPER ON ASSESSMENT OF PETTY BOURGEOIS MENTALITY: A FIELD EXPERIMENT 1Jessica Balla, 1Vanessa Vargas, 1Noelle Huffman, 1Irene Hernandez, 1Marisa Lawson, 1Benjamin Aguilera, 1Dylan Serpas, 1Adam Rojas, 1Curtis Gordon, 1Roy Kwon, 2Larry Meyers, 1Glenn Gamst 1University of La Verne, 2California State University, Sacramento
DEMOGRAPHIC DIFFERENCES IN SECONDARY VICTIMIZATION, RESILIENCE, AND TYPES OF COPING SKILLS IN SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIMS Desta Gebregiorgis, Kate Degenhardt, Jamie Layton, Stephanie Quan, Lynette Bikos Seattle Pacific University Western Psychological Association | Page 254
COMPARING ATTITUDES TOWARD INTERRACIAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG CHINA-RAISED STUDENTS AND USA-RAISED STUDENTS Haili Song, Jarryd Willis, Dredge Kang UC San Diego
CULTURALLY INFORMED REMINISCE SUPPORTS EMOTION REGULATION AMONG A COMPLEX OLDER VETERAN COHORT 1Jonathan Sills, 2James Mazzone, 3Mandana Mostofi, 3Juliet Sobering, 3Deonte Williams, 3Alexander Erickson 1VA Palo Alto Health Care System, 2Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System, 3Palo Alto University
THE TIGHTER THE STATE THE STRONGER THE IMPLICIT ASSOCIATION BETWEEN WHITENESS AND AMERICAN IDENTITY Henry Lopez, Melody Sadler, Thierry Devos San Diego State University
ACCULTURATION EFFECTS ON LIFE SATISFACTION, QUALITY OF LIFE, AND LOCUS OF CONTROL: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON ARMENIAN-AMERICANS IN LOS ANGELES . 1Monica Babaian, 2George Gharibian 1Alliant International University, 2Alliant International University, Los Angeles
DEPRESSION AND ACCULTURATIVE STRESS AMONG VIETNAMESE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: A STUDY TO EXAMINE RISK FACTORS AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS 1Dung Dinh, 1Shannon Lupien, 2Ariana Young 1Daemen College, 2California Lutheran University
OVERCOMING OBSTACLES: LATINX STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY CULTURAL WEALTH 1Juan Pacheco Marcial, 2Matthew Murphy, 1Cristian Mejia, 1Mrinal Sinha 1California State University, Monterey Bay, 2California State University Monterey Bay
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN LATINA MOTHER-CHILD NARRATIVE CO-CONSTRUCTION Maleny Santiago, Tomoe Kanaya Claremont McKenna College
UNDERSTANDING ACCULTURATION EVALUATIONS THROUGH THE SPORTS PARTICIPATION HEURISTIC Christine Perez, Kim Schaeffer, Max Butterfield Point Loma Nazarene University Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 255
KOREAN AND AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS ATTITUDES TOWARDS INTELLECTUAL DISABILITES Jocelyn Salazar Dominican University of California
WPA PROGRAMS 1976-2019: CONTENT ANALYSIS OF DIVERSITY THEMES AND REPRESENTATION . Alesha Casayuran, Mariah McAmish Pacific University
EMAIL ME BACK: EXAMINING MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDER BIASES AS A BARRIER TO PATIENT CARE 1Sandy Ahumada, 1Khadija Ganijee, 2Ken Fujimoto, 1Wei-Chin Hwang 1Claremont McKenna College, 2Loyola University Chicago
THE ROLE OF CULTURE AND ATTACHMENT IN CONTRIBUTING TO TECHNOLOGY DEPENDENCY Gabrielle Aguet, Michael Faber Woodbury University
MARITAL QUALITY IN THE THIRD YEAR OF MARRIAGE: EFFECTS OF PREMARITAL COHABITATION, ETHNICITY, AND GENDER 1Roberto Medina, 2Ana Duarte, 2Donna Castaneda 1San Diego State University- Imperial Valley Campus, 2San Diego State University-Imperial Valley
CROSS-CULTURAL EXAMINATION OF ATTACHMENT MEASURES AND APPROACHES Rachel Chistyakov Alliant International University CSPP
KOREAN AMERICANS AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE UTILIZATION: UNDERSTANDING THEIR PERCEIVED BELIEFS AND PRACTICES ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH Deanna Park, Michi Fu Alliant International University
MENTAL HEALTH AND BELONGING WITHIN STUDENTS OF COLOR Keith Oliver, Robert Moeller, Martin Seehuus Middlebury College Western Psychological Association | Page 256
COLONIAL MENTALITY, SPIRITUALITY & MENTAL HEALTH HELP-SEEKING BEHAVIORS AMONG FILIPINO AMERICANS Jacquelene Lopez Pacific University
GENERATIONAL DIFFERENCES REGARDING CULTURAL COMPETENCY Allison Barrett University of La Verne
KNOW YOUR BILL: SYMBOLIC THREAT AND IMMIGRATION POLICY Sarah Stewart University of La Verne
THE EFFECTS OF EARLY HOME ENVIRONMENT ON YOUNG MEXICAN AMERICAN MOTHERS’ ETHNIC IDENTITY Rupali Deshmukh, Analisa Milkey, Leah Hibel University of California, Davis
THE ASSOCIATION OF FATALISTIC BELIEFS AND ACCULTURATION WITH HEALTH BEHAVIORS AMONG HISPANIC OLDER ADULTS 1Marlen García Alcorn, 2Alejandra Morlett Paredes, 3Maria Marquine 1San Diego State University, 2University of California in San Diego, 3University of California, San Diego
THE EXPERIENCE OF BEING JEWISH: LIVING WITH ANTISEMITISM 1Sari Kosdon, 2Jack Berry, 3Alex Keller, 1David Stiver, 1Lynn E . O’Connor, 1Kelly MA Whiteford 1The Wright Institute, 2Samford University, 3Wright Institute
DO ETHNICALLY DIVERSE COLLEGE MILLENNIALS ON A DIVERSE CAMPUS REPORT SIMILAR OR DIFFERENT POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS? 1Felicia Friendly Thomas, 1Cintia Alaniz, 2Jacqueline Pineda Arana, 3Raelene Somjit, 1Erica Andrews, 2Genesis Flores, 4Sarah Duffy, 5Jasmine Leigh, 1Rosa Frias 1California State Polytechnic University - Pomona, 2California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 3California State Polytechnic University Pomona, 4California Polytechnic State University, Pomona, 5Cal Poly Pomona
WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG POLITICAL AFFILIATION, SOCIAL CLASS STANDING AND BEING A FIRST-GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENT? 1Felicia Friendly Thomas, 2Jacqueline Pineda Arana, 1Cintia Alaniz, 3Sarah Duffy, 1Erica Andrews, 4Raelene Somjit, 2Genesis Flores, 5Jasmine Leigh, 1Rosa Frias 1California State Polytechnic University - Pomona, 2California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 3California Polytechnic State University, Pomona, 4California State Polytechnic University Pomona, 5Cal Poly Pomona Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 257
DIFFERENCES IN ATTITUDES TOWARDS ACCULTURATION BETWEEN DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS Zachary Dubois University of La Verne
AVOIDED NEGATIVE AFFECT PREDICTS CONCEPTUALIZATION OF TOLERANCE Roman Bakhtin, Birgit Koopmann-Holm Santa Clara University
VALIDATING USE OF THE SAFE SCALE IN SEXUAL MINORITY POPULATIONS 1Amaranta (Amy) Ramirez, 1Alison Cerezo, 2Fernando Estrada 1University of California Santa Barbara, 2Loyola Marymount University
ACCULTURATION VARIATION WITHIN ETHNICITIES Mason Thomas University of La Verne
ROLE OF FACIAL AND CONTEXTUAL CUES ON RACIAL AND ETHNIC CATEGORIZATION OF MIXED-RACE INDIVIDUALS Bella Blanco Whitman College
A NARRATIVE EXPLORATION OF CULTURAL DEVIATIONS AND ETHNIC IDENTITY Emily Connard University of California, Riverside
PREDICTING HELP-GIVING INTENT FOR RACIAL MICROAGGRESSIONS FOR MONORACIAL AND MULTIRACIAL AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS Phillip Akutsu, Adrianne M . Evangelista, Elijah Yra California State University, Sacramento
PREDICTING HELP-GIVING INTENT FOR MENTAL ILLNESS FOR MONORACIAL AND MULTIRACIAL AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS Phillip Akutsu, Elijah Yra, Adrianne M . Evangelista California State University, Sacramento
THE IMPACT OF LANGUAGE ON TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY SURVIVORS AND HEALTHY PARTICIPANTS LEXICAL RETRIEVAL PERFORMANCE 1Jenna Knight, 2Daniel Walter Lopez-Hernandez, 2Pavel Litvin, 1Alexis Bueno, 3Stacie Overmyer, 4Erika Torres, 4Raymundo Cervantes, 2Amy Bichlmeier, 5Rachel Rugh-Fraser, 6David Hardy, 5Deborah Budding, 7Ellen Woo, 3Kyle Boone, 2Matthew Wright Western Psychological Association | Page 258
1The Lundquist Institute, 2Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute, 3Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 4California State University Dominguez Hills, 5Los Angeles Biomedical Medical Research Institute, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 6Loyola Marymount University, 7University of California, Los Angeles
DIFFERENCES IN RELIGIOSITY BETWEEN YOUNG ADULTS AND THEIR OLDER COUNTER PARTS Chloe DuBois University of La Verne
THE AFFECTS OF AGE AND RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION ON RELIGIOSITY Chloe DuBois University of La Verne
PERFORMANCE OF AMERICAN AND INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH SPEAKERS ON THE MULTICULTURAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SCALE 1David Hardy, 1Fiaba Zakarian, 1Jaslene Romero, 1Ariel Pruyser, 1Mary Schell, 2Julieta Bailone, 2Gabriel Jauregui, 2Alberto L . Fernández 1Loyola Marymount University, 2Universidad Católica de Córdoba
CHANGES IN SYMBOLIC THREAT OVERTIME Benjamin Aguilera University of La Verne
IS THE U .S . DOING TOO MUCH TO NOT OFFEND OTHER CULTURES? Zachary Dubois University of La Verne
ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PARENTAL SCAFFOLDING AND SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES AMONG LOW-INCOME MEXICAN AND CHINESE IMMIGRANT FAMILIES 1Christopher De Anda, 2Kristy Lai, 1Sara Chung, 2Leonel Ochoa, 2Xinyi Chen, 3Qing Zhou 1University of California, Berkeley, 2UC Berkeley, 3University of California Berkeley
WHEN WHITES BECOME MINORITIES: DO BRAZILIANS BECOME MORE CONSCIOUS OF RACIAL ISSUES IN THE US? 1Lisia Albuquerque, 2Marie Lippmann 1California State University, Chico, 2CSU Chico / College of Behavioral and Social Sciences
PICKING A DISNEY CHARACTER: HITTING CLOSER TO HOME THAN WE THOUGHT Michelle Alfaro University of La Verne Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 259
FILIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND LATINA COLLEGE STUDENTS WELL-BEING: THE MODERATING ROLE OF ACCULTURATIVE STRESS AND DEPRESSION . 1Katherine Tiburcio, 2Esmeralda Munoz, 2Rosa Toro 1California State University Fresno, 2California State University, Fresno
HELP-SEEKING AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION OF LGBTQ+ AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHGOERS Sheila Park, Tristan Hansell, Lisa Brown Palo Alto University
BRAIN HEALTH AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE KNOWLEDGE IN THE VIETNAMESE-AMERICAN POPULATION: A WORKSHOP INTERVENTION 1Diane Hoang, 1Oanh Meyer, 1Tiffany Tran, 2Uyen Ngo, 1Duyen Tran 1University of California, Davis, 2UC Davis
AN EXAMINATION OF AFRICAN AMERICAN FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS EXPERIENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION 1Nimisha Kumar, 1Christopher Marcos, 1Sana Arakji, 2Marissa Walton, 1Greg Kim-Ju 1California State University, Sacramento, 2Sacramento State University
FAMILY FUNCTIONING AND LATINX EARLY ADOLESCENTS’ BEHAVIORS: MEDIATING IMPACT OF CULTURAL VALUES Britany Warner, Rosa Toro California State University, Fresno
PREDICTING SCHOOL VIOLENCE THROUGH USE OF ELECTRONIC MEDIA AND FAMILY SUPPORT ACROSS CULTURES OF VARYING INDIVIDUALISM 1Sean Howard, 1Max Brumer, 2Jia Day, 1Jasmin Fernandez, 1Greg Kim-Ju 1California State University, Sacramento, 2California State University of Sacramento
MINDFULNESS-BASED INTERVENTIONS FOR ETHNIC MINORITY YOUTH: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW Trevor Taone, Joel Jin, Elizabeth Mateer Seattle Pacific University
DON’T PUT US IN A BOX: ASIAN AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS’ MIXED REACTIONS TO RACIAL MICROAGGRESSIONS Gisela Sevilla-Ramos, Sovannie Len (Research-Experimental Grad Student), Stephanie Figueroa, Shinchieh Duh San Jose State University Western Psychological Association | Page 260
THE LOSS OF IDENTITY AMONG SYRIAN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS DISPLACED IN LEBANON . 1Nadine Bouz, 2Marissa Tilton, 2Samuel Girguis 1Azusa Pacific Univeristy, 2Azusa Pacific University
EQUAL IN THE EYES OF THE LAW 1Megan Davis, 2Rajeev Gulati 1University of LaVerne, 2University of La Verne
THE EFFECT OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION ON PERCEPTIONS OF PROFESSORS Skye Cerda University La Verne
CROSS-ETHNIC LONGITUDINAL EXAMINATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION SERVICE LEARNING AND LEADERSHIP ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS 1Nimisha Kumar, 1Arianna Gonzales, 2Jia Day, 1Sana Arakji, 1Greg Kim-Ju 1California State University, Sacramento, 2California State University of Sacramento
BEYOND ACCESS IN HIGHER EDUCATION: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STUDENTS’ PERCEPTION OF INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT, THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT AND GOAL COMMITMENT IN ETHNIC MINORITY STUDENTS Regina Tahk Irvine Valley College
HOW DO COPING MECHANISMS INFLUENCE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN RACIAL MICROAGGRESSIONS AND MENTAL HEALTH 1Maria Jessica Lozano, 2Madison Miller, 3Tim Mercado, 4Lucia Alcala, 4Desiree De Pace 1Cal State Fullerton, 2California State University of Fullerton, 3California, 4California State University, Fullerton
EXAMINATIONS OF DIAGNOSIS AND CULTURALLY SENSITIVE ADDITIONS 1Babbs Weissman, 1Rahaf Hares, 2Anna Caravaggio, 1Sanam Rahimizadeh, 1Jem Powell 1Pepperdine University, 2Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
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POSITIVE EXPERIENCES AMONG DIVERSE COLLEGE STUDENTS: EXEMPLARS OF UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH Viviana Piceno, Zachary Martinez, Clifton Lee, Alejandro Morales California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Convention Program 2020 | Friday | Page 261
RESILIENCE AMONG LATINX COLLEGE STUDENTS: DOES FAMILISMO MODERATE THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SPIRITUALITY AND RESILIENCE? Viviana Piceno (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)
RESILIENCE OF TRANSGENDER COLLEGE STUDENTS IN THE FACE OF MICROAGGRESSIONS Zachary Martinez (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)
VIRTUAL TEAMS AND VIDEO GAMES: A LINK TO THE BUSINESS WORLD Clifton Lee (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona) Western Psychological Association | Page 262 Convention Program 2020 | Saturday | Page 263
H. I. P. Welcomes Participants to the Amazing WPA 2020 Convention!
Phil Zimbardo is the President of the Heroic Imagination Project, H.I.P., a San Francisco-based nonprofit foundation, created in 2010. Its mission is to equip ordinary people of all ages with the psychological knowledge, social skills, and personal strategies necessary to choose wise and effective actions of heroism during challenging moments in their lives.
To learn more, please join my colleagues and me during the Teaching Conference (Vivian McCann) as well as in several symposia (Allison Evans, Gerald Hanley, Merilee Hanley, Ellie Jacques, and others). Western Psychological Association | Page 264 Convention Program 2020 | Saturday | Page 265 SATURDAY,SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 OCTOBER 31
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM On-Demand K
WPA ROUNDTABLES I Kris Leppien-Christensen Saddleback College/Western Psychological Association
POSTER SESSION 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM Posters
PSI BETA STUDENT RESEARCH FEEDBACK SESSION
COULD YOU PLEASE SHOW ME YOUR ANSWERS? A LOOK AT THE EFFECTS OF INDIVIDUALISM AND COLLECTIVISM ON SOCIAL LOAFING Antoinette Aragon Foothill College
MEASUREMENT OF SELF-ESTEEM BASED ON INTERACTIONS WITH DOGS V . STUFFED TOYS Phoenix Twomey, Benjamin Banducci Las Positas College
EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION AND MOOD IMPROVEMENT Christian Beltran Irvine Valley College Western Psychological Association | Page 266
TECHNOLOGY-INDUCED INATTENTIONAL BLINDNESS Christian Beltran Irvine Valley College
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXPOSURE TO VIDEO GAMES AND SEXIST ATTITUDES Whitney Carter, Bothayna Mohamed Las Positas College
YOU SHALL NOT PASS (OR WILL YOU?): A LOOK INTO STUDENT-INSTRUCTOR RAPPORT AND ITS EFFECTS ON FACE-TO-FACE VS . ONLINE CLASSROOMS Ryan Chieng, Traci Nguyen Cypress College
LEVEL OF PROCESSING AND ASSOCIATIONS WITH EMOTIONS Roshni Choksi Cerritos College
EMOTION RECOGNITION IN DEAF, HARD-OF-HEARING AND HEARING ADULTS Emily Crowl Irvine Valley College
SOCIAL CONFORMITY: AN ANALYSIS OF GROUP RATINGS ON PERCEIVED ATTRACTIVENESS Laura Di Simone Las Positas
THE ROLE OF MOTIVATION, MATH ANXIETY, AND STUDY HABITS ON SUCCESS IN AN UNDERGRADUATE STATISTICS COURSE Princess Florendo University of California, Los Angeles
DOES RELIGION HELP OR HURT OUR PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH? Seigo Ninomiya Foothill College
EFFECTS OF GENDER ON PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF INDIVIDUALS Trentin Ines, John Ruys, Brandon Siu, Angelina Padua, Andrew Lau Las Positas College Convention Program 2020 | Saturday | Page 267
A CASE STUDY INVESTIGATING THE LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE AND AWARENESS OF FACULTY REGARDING THEIR STUDENTS’ CHALLENGES WITH MENTAL ILLNESS Shania Jie Foothill College
GROWING THE SAFE SPACE CREATED TO SHARE SADNESS: USING FOTONOVELAS TO HELP AMELIORATE STIGMAS SURROUNDING DEPRESSION ON COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUSES, EXPERIMENTS TWO AND THREE Kristi L . Kastenbaum
ATTEMPTS TO CONTROL PERCEPTIONS ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND NARCISSISM, NEUROTICISM, AND SELF ESTEEM Gargi Kulkarni Irvine Valley College
INSTRUCTOR RAPPORT AS AN INDICATOR OF STUDENT ACADEMIC SELF- CONCEPT FOR ON CAMPUS, ONLINE AND HYBRID COURSES Joyce Lin Cypress College
EXPLORING FOOD INSECURITY AND ITS POSSIBLE EFFECTS ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AND STUDENT LIFE Jonathon Magana Santa Ana College
ARE MEN AND WOMEN HELD TO DIFFERENT STANDARDS? AN ANALYSIS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VIRGINITY AND GUILT Cheyenne Martin Foothill College
PROGRAM EVALUATION OF THE GIVING AWAY PSYCHOLOGY SERVICE LEARNING PROGRAM Lidia McCarter Irvine Valley College
PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSTRUCTS RELATED TO PURPOSE: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Ashley McKinnon Irvine Valley College Western Psychological Association | Page 268
HOW DOES THE INFLUENCE BEHIND STUDENTS’ MAJOR CHOICE AFFECT THEIR COLLEGE EXPERIENCE? Murphy Song, Peter Kwon, Nina Sivasangary Foothill College
EMPATHIC CONCERNS IN GROUP BIAS Bernadette Muniz Irvine Valley College
THE EFFECTS OF FAKE NEWS ON FLEDGLING VOTERS Sam Muscatine Foothill College
SCREEN TIME AWARENESS Jacqueline Ortegon
THE ROLE OF EMPATHY IN JUSTICE SENSITIVITY Isabella Polito Irvine Valley College
A VALIDATION STUDY OF AN INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS INSTRUMENT Isabella Polito Irvine Valley College
WORKPLACE GENDER BIAS: ARE YOU MORE LIKELY TO PROMOTE A MAN OVER A WOMAN? Soren Rasmussen Irvine Valley College
EFFICACY FOR INITIATING CONVERSATION IN COLLEGE STUDENTS ACROSS COLLEGE UNITS, AGE AND ETHNICITY Daniela Sodré, Ricky Pretzer, Katharine Sabo, Justin Estep San Diego Mesa College
DOES EMPATHIC CONCERN VARY BETWEEN GENDERS? ANALYZING THE EFFECTS OF ATTACHMENT STYLES AND GENDER SOCIALIZATION ON EMPATHY DEVELOPMENT Eleni Stogianni, Evie Sun Foothill College Convention Program 2020 | Saturday | Page 269
FACTORS SHAPING ETHNIC IDENTITY AND UNDERSTANDINGS OF PRIVILEGE: A QUALITATIVE STUDY Brian Sullivan Foothill College
THE EFFECT OF TEXTBOOK IMAGES ON INCLUSIVITY AND MEMORY Devin Teichrow Mt . San Antonio College
ASSESSMENT OF THE COMPREHENSION OF FUNDAMENTAL TOPICS IN GENETICS BY COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIORAL GENETICS Devin Teichrow Mt . San Antonio College
CAN COLLEGE RESOURCES AFFECT FIRST-GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENTS’ SOCIAL WELL-BEING AND POSTSECONDARY SUCCESS? Ren-Hui Tham Foothill College
UNDERGRADUATES’ SELF-EFFICACY FOR TRANSFERABLE SKILLS AND THEIR RELATION TO INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION AND EXPERIENCE 1Jocelyne Vargas, 1Roshni Choksi, 1Annaluz Mutuc Murphy, 1Kalvin Rosales, 1LATASHA KIRKLAND, 2Ji Yoon Kim, 1Kimberley Duff 1Cerritos College, 2UCLA, Cerritos College
SMILING BY WAY OF ZYGOMATIC ELECTRICAL STIMULATION: INVESTIGATING THE FACIAL FEEDBACK HYPOTHESIS Laura Warren Irvine Valley College
STATISTICS WORKSHOP 09:00 AM - 11:00 AM On-Demand A
EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EACH RESPONSE OPTION WITH THE NOMINAL RESPONSE MODEL Kathleen Preston California State University, Fullerton
An essential aspect of psychological research is the measurement of individuals on a construct of interest . Furthermore, accurate measurement of individuals is imperative when high-stakes decisions are being made . Therefore, much of psychological research involves the development, revision, and application of measurement instruments . While most of the focus is one the item Western Psychological Association | Page 270
content, there is little focus on the appropriateness of the response options with a 5-, 7-, or even 9-point Likert-type response format being arbitrarily chosen . Fortunately, the nominal response model (NRM), a much underutilized polytomous item response theory (IRT) model, has the unique ability to estimate within-item category functioning, allowing researchers the opportunity to empirically evaluate the appropriateness of each response option . This more thorough and interesting way to analyze the effectiveness of each response option is especially important during scale development, or when concerned about the psychometric properties of an established measure .
This session will focus on scale development and revision under an IRT framework . We will begin with a conceptual overview of polytomous IRT models focusing on the NRM . We will then cover how to specify the NRM for analysis using modern IRT software, discuss some technical decisions, and interpret and plot the resulting category parameters . Finally, we will examine the within-item category functioning through the application of the Wald test, make empirically-based modifications to the response options, and evaluate the psychometric properties of the resulting scale .
Biography: Kathleen Preston is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at California State University, Fullerton where she teaches several statistics courses included introductory, advanced, and multivariate statistics, as well as psychometrics, and structural equation modeling . She earned her Ph D. . in 2011 in quantitative psychology from UCLA . Her research interests are in utilizing Item Response Theory, specifically the nominal response model, to develop and refine psychological measurement tools . Dr . Preston is co-director of the Fullerton Longitudinal Study where she applies advanced statistical techniques to long-term longitudinal data . The current presentation marks her fourth statistical workshop presentation at WPA .
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM On-Demand K
WPA ROUNDTABLES II Kris Leppien-Christensen Saddleback College/Western Psychological Association
POSTER SESSION 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Posters
POSTER SESSION 16
THE QUALITY OF WORK INDEX LUXEMBOURG (QOWIL): A NEW MULTIDIMENSIONAL MEASUREMENT Georges Steffgen, Martha Fernandez de Henestrosa, Philipp E . Sischka University of Luxembourg Convention Program 2020 | Saturday | Page 271
BENEVOLENT SEXISM IN THE WORKPLACE: ADVERSE EFFECTS OF ‘INVISIBLE’ DISCRIMINATION ON SELF-ESTEEM Michelle Zernick, Kelly Van Geffen, Catherine Rehmann, Amy Wax California State University, Long Beach
WORK LOCUS OF CONTROL: COMPARISON BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE CARIBBEAN . 1Gregory King, 2Toni DiDona 1Carlos Albizu University, 2Albizu University, Miami, FL
UNDERSTANDING WORK-FAMILY CONFLICT IN FATHERS Tiffani Tejada, John Bakaly California School of Professional Psychology
EVALUATING CULTURAL LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS Hayley Giffin, Kexin Wang, Josiah Tarrant Claremont McKenna College
PUBLIC OPINION ON MANIPULATION OF DATA FOR ATTENTION CATCHING PRESENTATIONS Jia Jian Tin California School of Professional Psychology
INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION WITH EDUCATION PLAN IN MALAYSIA: A TRANSITION FROM NATIONAL EXAMINATION TO FOCUS ON SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING 1Jia Jian Tin, 1Christian Record-Jackson, 2Amanda Eckmann 1California School of Professional Psychology, 2Alliant International University, Fresno
SOURCES OF STRESS FOR NON-TENURE-TRACK AND TENURE-TRACK FACULTY 1Gretchen Reevy, 1Lila Samreuang, 1Sidney Barnhisel, 2Grace Deason 1California State University, East Bay, 2University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
FURTHER EVALUATION OF A THEORY AND MEASURE OF A CIRCUMPLEX MODEL OF CONSCIENTIOUSNESS FACETS 1Mickey Griffith, 1Oscar Rios, 2Greg Hurtz 1California State University Sacramento, 2California State University, Sacramento
THE INTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF AGE, GENDER, AND OCCUPATION IN HIRING DECISIONS Rachel Windsor, Tara Dezham, Jonathan Rodriguez, Andrew Nam, Sandra Trafalis, Valerie Carr, Megumi Hosoda San Jose State University Western Psychological Association | Page 272
COMMUNICATION DYNAMICS AND TEAM PRODUCTIVITY IN PROJECT TEAMS: AN AEC CASE STUDY Jackeline Benitez California State University, Fullerton
THE INFLUENCE OF BRAND AND PRICE ON PURCHASE DECISIONS 1Valentina Rodriguez, 1Priscilla Reyes, 1Fatima Alaaraji, 1Tiffany Villaverde, 1Sebastian Garcia, 2David Boninger 1Glendale Community College, 2Glendale Community College, AZ
CLUTTER IN THE WORKPLACE: THE INFLUENCE OF LOCATION AND OFFICE TYPE ON STRESS AND EMOTIONAL EXHAUSTION Trina Dao, Joseph Ferrari DePaul University
PERCEPTIONS OF EMPLOYEES WHO REPORT SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE: DOUBLE VICTIMIZATION? Savannah Leslie, Kate Hattrup San Diego State University
THE IMPACT OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT REPORTING ON JOB PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONS Christina Lee, Arsal Bokhari, Kate Hattrup San Diego State University
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN CYBER SECURITY 1Christopher Conetta, 2David Schuster 1San Jose State University, 2San José State University
INFORMING BEST PRACTICES FOR OPTIMAL CYBER HYGIENE: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW Crystal Fausett, Henry Fisher San Jose State University
IMPLEMENTING CYBERSECURITY EDUCATION IN K-12 SCHOOLING TO INCREASE SELF-EFFICACY AND STEM ENGAGEMENT 1Nazanin Ghavami, 2David Schuster 1San Jose State University, 2San José State University
PHYSICIANS PERCEIVED COMPETENCE AND ACCENT 1Kristi Sadler, 2Rachel Windsor, 2Sabina Patel, 2Tara Dezham 1San Jose State, 2San Jose State University Convention Program 2020 | Saturday | Page 273
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FINANCIAL RISK-TAKING BEHAVIOR AND ETHICAL RISK-TAKING BEHAVIOR IN THE FINANCIAL INDUSTRY Donald Flynn Dominican University of California
MISPERCEPTIONS OF GENDER EQUALITY: HOW OLD-FASHIONED AND MODERN SEXISM PREDICT SYSTEM JUSTIFICATION Michelle Zernick, Olivia Brush, Joie Magalona, Jessica Robison, Kelly Van Geffen, Cristy Tran, Elyse Holman, Payak Keray, Catherine Rehmann, Amy Wax California State University, Long Beach
ENJOYMENT OF HUMAN INTERACTION AND JOB SATISFACTION 1Andrew Shearer, 2Daniel Soeprono 1Crafton Hills, 2Crafton Hills College
CAN WE KEEP THE TEAM KNOWLEDGE AROUND? EXPLORING GENDER DIVERSITY AND TURNOVER 1Alicia Davis, 2Olivia Snell, 3Fabrice Delice, 2Jennifer Feitosa 1Claremont Graduate University, 2Claremont McKenna College, 3Brooklyn College
MEASURING THE CONSTRUCTS OF SHARED MENTAL MODELS IN HUMAN- AGENT TEAMS: A REVIEW 1Candice Lee, 2David Schuster 1San Jose State University, 2San José State University
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURIAL ASPIRATIONS OF U .S . EMPLOYEES: AN EXPERIENCE PERSPECTIVE Gokhan Oztunc Lamar University
DOES CULTIVATING A GIVING CULTURE MAKE PEOPLE MORE WILLING TO SHARE COUNTER-NORMATIVE IDEAS? Mehak Advani Soka University of America
STAYING FOR VISION: PROMOTING EMPLOYEE DEDICATION TO INNOVATION IN U .S . ORGANIZATIONS Gokhan Oztunc Lamar University
PREDICTING STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT FROM SENSE OF BELONGINGNESS ACROSS CLASS LEVELS Ms . Erryn Rivers
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CULTURALLY ADAPTED INTERVENTIONS IN INDIA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW USING THE CULTURAL TREATMENT ADAPTATION FRAMEWORK Aishwarya Thakur, Siri Vivek, Joyce Chu Palo Alto University
LONGING TO BELONG: THE IMPACT OF STUDYING ABROAD ON LATINX COLLEGE STUDENTS’ ETHNIC IDENTITY 1Yuliana Fernandez, 1Dania Salgado, 1Deborah Kamliot, 2Lucia Alcala 1California State University, Fullerton, 2California State University Fullerton
TECHNOLOGY USE PREDICTING HEALTH COMPLAINTS THROUGH FAMILY SUPPORT Max Brumer, Jeongin Hong, Jasmin Fernandez, Greg Kim-Ju California State University, Sacramento
PREDICTING SCHOOL BELONGING THROUGH SCHOOL LIKING AND EARLY PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT Max Brumer, Jeongin Hong, Arianna Gonzales, Christopher Marcos, Greg Kim-Ju California State University, Sacramento
THE POST-’90S COHORT IN BEIJING: SOCIAL SUPPORT, SELF-STIGMA, AND ATTITUDES TOWARD SEEKING PSYCHOLOGICAL HELP 1Yi-Xian Li, 2Zi-Lin Yan, 3Rui-Jie Chen, 1Ying Zhang, 4Yixuan Wang, 5Yuehan Zhang 1The Wright Institute, 2Singapore Management University, 3Department of Psychology, Beijing Forestry University, 4Peking University, 5Beijing Normal University
STEPPING OUTSIDE OF OUR COMFORT ZONE: STUDENTS’ REFLECTIONS ON INTERNATIONAL SERVICE LEARNING 1Sovannie Len (Research-Experimental Grad Student), 2Jae Paik, 1Shinchieh Duh 1San Jose State University, 2San Francisco State University
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Live 1
ENLISTING THE POWER OF YOUTH FOR CLIMATE CHANGE: ALBERT BANDURA Q&A WITH PHILIP ZIMBARDO 1Shari Young Kuchenbecker, 2Philip Zimbardo, 3Albert Bandura 1Western Positive Psychology Association (WPPA) & R . W . Research, Inc ., 2Heroic
Imagination Project, 3Stanford University - Professor Emeritus In his recent accepted submission to American Psychologist titled Enlisting the Power of Youth for Climate Change (2019), Albert Bandura analyzes the actions of highly resourceful youth creating successful environmental programs . Indeed, diverse youths’ shared intuitive Convention Program 2020 | Saturday | Page 275
initiatives around the globe parallel the formal principles of social cognitive theory . With only one to two decades to make the many-needed environmental changes, social medias’ unlimited reach provides the means for large-scale impact serving a dynamic youth-led environmental movement . We can positively contribute .
Global warming has been unaddressed for over a century within our academic communities and professional psychological associations . We are bringing two giants in the psychology field together to address the climate change crisis and its devastating effects to come . Psychologists’ attention, research, education, and actions are needed .
Phil Zimbardo will serve as Master of Ceremonies .
Dr . Zimbardo will lead the Q & A, and Albert Bandura will join the conversation broadcasting from his home at Stanford University . Shari Young Kuchenbecker will join Al at his home .
Dr . Zimbardo will focus and guide the attendees’ participation and message shared during this once in a lifetime event and will join together with Dr . Bandura to bring you their insights and encouragement toward empowering the youth movement supporting needed climate change initiatives that you individually and collectively can bring about in your communities, institutions, and beyond .
Biographies
Albert Bandura • 1974 APA President • 1980 APA Award for Distinguished Scientific Contributions for his instrumental research in self-regulated learning • 1981 WPA President • 1999 APA Thorndike Award for Distinguished Contribution of Psychology to Education • 2003 WPA Lifetime Achievement Award • 2003-2004 American Psychological Society (APS) James McKeen Cattell Award
The David Starr Jordan Professor Emeritus of Social Science in Psychology at Stanford University where he taught for over 57 years including the offspring of his former students, Albert Bandura was born in the small town of Mundare, Alberta, Canada . The youngest of six children and only son, he began seeking adventures beyond his immediate community and started his activist career right after high school working to protect the Yukon Alaska Highway from sinking . At the University of British Columbia, he discovered psychology by serendipity and finished in 3 years to move on to the University of Iowa where he completed his MA and Ph .D . degrees in three years as well . His innovative concept of reciprocal determinism dynamically included the mutual interaction between the agent and environment . Al completed his Post Doc internship at Wichita Guidance Center then accepted a teaching position at Western Psychological Association | Page 276
Stanford University in 1953 . Influenced by the then Stanford Department Chair, Robert Sears, his first book written with his graduate student Richard Walters, Adolescent Aggression (1959), then came Social Learning through Imitation (1962), and Social Learning and Personality Development (1963) with seven more culminating in Self Efficacy: The Exercise of Control (1997) and Moral Disengagement: How People do Harm and Live with Themselves (2015) . A 2002 survey ranked Al as the most eminent and frequently cited living psychologist today with Sigmund Freud, B .F . Skinner, and Jean Piaget topping the list . Nominated by American Psychological Association (APA), 2016, Barak Obama presented Albert Bandura the National Medal of Science, our nation’s highest honor recognizing achievement and leadership advancing science for development of social cognitive theory with its many individual and social applications .
Recipient of twenty honorary degrees, author of over 400 Journal articles, chapters, and books Bandura has continued his integrated pursuit of providing the foundations for individual and collective changes required to create a better future .
Bandura recognized the importance of observational learning via social modeling and documented the processes governing this important mode of learning . He extended his guided mastery mode of treatment wid, using long running serial dramas in Africa, Asia, and Latin America . The plotlines model peoples’ lives, impediments they face, and inform, enable and guide them to take steps to realize a better life . These enabling dramas are promoting national literacy, raising the status of women in societies in which they deserve the freedom and dignity, and are promoting environmental sustainability .
Presciently, Bandura focused on environmental sustainability illustrated in an article in the American Psychologist submitted almost a year ago titled Enlisting the Power of Youth for Climate Change (2020), before Gretta Thunberg captured the media’s attention .
Bandura explains, youth recognized that the adult generations have failed them destroying the ecological supports of life and undermining their future .
Philip Zimbardo • 2002 APA President • 1983, 2001 WPA President • 1995 WPA Outstanding Teaching Award • 2007 Richard W . Lyman Award – Stanford University Alumni Association for Exceptional Volunteer Service • 2010 WPA Lifetime Achievement Award • 2012 American Psychological Foundation Gold Medal for Lifetime Achievement in the Science of Psychology
Professor emeritus at Stanford University where he taught for over 50 years (1968), Philip Zimbardo earned his BA from Brooklyn College (summa cum laude), MA and PhD from Yale University . Teaching two years at Yale, Zimbardo went on to teach at New York University, Convention Program 2020 | Saturday | Page 277
Columbia, and ultimately Stanford University . Recipient of many honorary doctorates, APA division, and other academic and professional awards, he received the American Psychological Foundation Gold Medal for Lifetime Achievement in the Science of Psychology .
Best known at Stanford for his teaching excellence, internationally Zimbardo perhaps most is recognized for his 1971 Stanford prison experiment demonstrating that situations are powerful and social context is a dynamic important determinant guiding our behaviors and adapting accordingly . Zimbardo’s textbook, Psychology and Life across multi-language translations and his video series, Discovering Psychology featuring original footage of psychology’s influential researchers both have been used around the world influencing generations of young aspiring students and researchers . Zimbardo’s work on shyness, time perspective, prisons and inhumane treatment, dissonance, technology disrupting social skills development, particularly among young boys becoming men as well as 20 other books continue to guide us including The Time Paradox (2008) and The Lucifer Effect: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil (2012) . Author of over 300 professional articles, chapters, and books, Zimbardo was an undergrad triple major – psychology, sociology, and anthropology . Dr . Zimbardo explains that his research and interests all contributed and inspired the creation of the Heroic Imagination Project (HIP), a nonprofit research and educational organization . Ten years into outreach programs and experiential workshops across the world, HIP has trained more than 35,000 individuals . Providing simple guidelines and engaging opportunities , HIP encourages us all to become more than bystanders by overcoming the “natural human tendency to watch and wait in moments of crisis .” HIP seventh and newest training program highlights Everyday Environmental Heroes, guiding youth toward pro-environment actions for the future - one small behavior at a time and becoming community leaders toward our shared future . Western Psychological Association | Page 278 WPA 2021 Convention RIO ALL-SUITES HOTEL, LAS VEGAS APRIL 29 - MAY 2
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